Screenrights Board Director Nominations
Nominations close Friday 18 September for candidates to the office of Director on Screenrights' Board.
Chris Gardoll Joins Screenrights Board
Screenrights today announced that it has appointed Chris Gardoll as Director to its Board.
Kim Dalton Announced as New Screenrights Board Chair
Screenrights today announced that it has appointed Kim Dalton as Chair of its board of directors, with Georgina Waite elected as Deputy Chair.
Getting Creative in our Workshop Spaces
Screenrights had the pleasure of hosting Last Frame Productions in our creative workshop spaces last week for a writing workshop for their digital series ‘Kara, Infected’.
Screenrights Board Director Vote
There will be 1 Authorial Director and 2 General Director vacancies on Screenrights’ Board of Directors at the next AGM, and Screenrights members are invited to vote for candidates to the office of Director on Screenrights' Board.
Public Affairs Advisor Virginia Gordon to depart Screenrights
Screenrights has today that confirmed the departure of long-standing Public Affairs Advisor Virginia Gordon.
Screenrights Announces Changes to Board Composition
Screenrights Chair, Jill Bryant, today announced that Screenrights’ members voted overwhelmingly to ensure that the authorial sector will have a minimum of three seats at the Board table.
Screenrights Distributes Over $43.1 Million to Members in 2016/17
Screenrights has announced another successful year, with distribution of more than $43.1 million dollars to more than 3,000 individual members in the 2016/17 financial year.
Screenrights Announces Election Results at AGM
Screenrights last night announced its Board election results at its Annual General Meeting, held at the company’s office in Sydney. Joining the Screenrights Board is writer Geoffrey Atherden, best known for his multi award winning television programs including Mother and Son, BabaKiueria and Grass Roots. He has served as President of the Australian Writers’ Guild, President of the Australian Writers’ Foundation and served two terms on the Board of Screen NSW. In 2009 he was made a Member of the Order of Australia.