Events and Webinars

Screenrights can help your staff learn about finance plans, revenue flows, and recoupment schedules.

You can often find us at screen conferences in Australia and New Zealand.

Our own webinars are a service intended to help support knowledge sharing in a sometimes opaque industry. These sessions are provided at affordable price points and subsidised by Screenrights.

You can access our on-demand webinars or request webinars tailored to your organisation, and if you’d like to stay in the loop with future webinar series offered to the industry, subscribe to our e-newsletter.

Find out more about our webinars and upcoming event appearances below. We welcome your feedback.

Did you know that Screenrights can host a free refresher workshop for your organisation about secondary royalties and our services?

Headshot of Emma Madison next to the words 'See us at SXSW Sydney'

The Moving Screen Marketplace

What changes are happening in film & TV deals nationally and globally? How are screen businesses adapting? And what does it all mean for the wider industry and for audiences?

Where: SXSW Sydney – UTS

When: 2:00pm, Monday 16 October 2023

Hear from Screenrights, Screen Australia, Australian producers and international sales agents about what they’re seeing from their different perspectives across the industry – and what the ramifications are.

Recoupment Webinars

On-Demand

 

Screenrights’ Emma Madison and Madeleine Donovan teach you about recoupment, finance plans, money flows and reporting across six one-hour sessions. At your own speed, learn about how to look after investors, what to expect from distributors and sales agents, and your obligations as a producer, with visual case studies and downloadable materials to help.

Where: Online

When: on demand

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