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Member Benefits
Metro Screen membership entitles you to a range of services and discounts to support your screen career. Metro Screen holds gala events, graduation ceremonies and screenings for the more than 100 works produced annually. We also provide career and network focused events throughout the year. It's time to become a member.Levels
Individual Annual Membership: $60.00 – Become a Member Online
Concession Annual Membership: $40.00 – Become a Member Online
Young Filmmakers Annual Membership [11–16yrs]: $30.00 – Become a Member Online
Benefits
Learning and Development discounts
Members gain a $50 discount on our range of short training courses, in our an inclusive and practical learning environment, designed to advance your screen career.Hire + Post Production discounts
Members gain a 15% discount on Metro Screen's high quality equipment, studio and post production facilities.Production Grants
Members are able to apply for Jump Start and Network Pitching Production Grants where we invest in productions by providing subsidised access to our equipment and facilities.Metro Screen Network events
Members gain discounts to the Metro Screen Network events offering a program of innovative events that reflect industry trends and provide opportunities to build networks and camaraderie with peers and professionals.Professional consults
Members gain discounts for our Script, Producer and Pitching consults. Choose from our list of qualified professionals who will read and work through your script before they meet you for an intensive one hour.Young Filmmakers membership benefits
Receive advanced notice of all Young Filmmaker workshops, with priority booking given to members where applicable.
Join the Metro Screen Young Filmmakers Network, a collective of Metro Screen members between 11 and 16 years old. Providing a forum for discussion with the ability to support each others projects.
The Young Filmmakers quarterly eNews is free to subscribe.
Join the Metro Screen Young Filmmakers Network, a collective of Metro Screen members between 11 and 16 years old. Providing a forum for discussion with the ability to support each others projects.
The Young Filmmakers quarterly eNews is free to subscribe.
Equipment and Facilities discounts
Members gain a 15% discount on Metro Screen's high quality equipment, studio and post production facilities.
Julian Shaw wins Best Young Filmmaker
Director Julian Shaw was honoured by the Byron Bay International Film Festival and Sydney International Film School overnight with the prestigious Best Young Australian Filmmaker of the Year Award. The prize was for his powerful dramatic short 'Clearing the Air', recently licensed to QANTAS In-Flight Entertainment. Set in a single hotel room overlooking Sydney International Airport, the emotionally charged film captures an exchange between an estranged father and son, played by AFI Winner Marcus Graham and AFI nominee Rhys Wakefield. “Rhys is the heart and soul of the film, obviously James Cameron has seen something in Rhys because he has hand-picked him for the new 3D movie Sanctum. I’d like to think that I beat Mr. Cameron to it.’” Shaw developed the production through Sydney University’s SCA, whilst completing a Master of Film and Digital Image degree. The film’s production was also assisted by Metro Screen, The Lab and New Zealand’s DOCNZ and DIGIPOST. 'Clearing the Air' was co-produced by Jonathon Green and Jeff McDonald, with editing by Frans Vandenburg ASE. For more on Julian Shaw see www.julianshaw.com.au and www.clearingtheair.com.au. Direct contact: julianrshaw@gmail.com and 0437 140 717.
“Metro Screen is an excellent resource for training, equipment hire, subsidies and projects, it is definitely worthwhile for any young filmmaker to be a part of Metro Screen. A great opportunity.”
Cate Shortland, director Somersault.
Julian Shaw wins Best Young Filmmaker
Director Julian Shaw was honoured by the Byron Bay International Film Festival and Sydney International Film School overnight with the prestigious Best Young Australian Filmmaker of the Year Award. The prize was for his powerful dramatic short 'Clearing the Air', recently licensed to QANTAS In-Flight Entertainment. Set in a single hotel room overlooking Sydney International Airport, the emotionally charged film captures an exchange between an estranged father and son, played by AFI Winner Marcus Graham and AFI nominee Rhys Wakefield. “Rhys is the heart and soul of the film, obviously James Cameron has seen something in Rhys because he has hand-picked him for the new 3D movie Sanctum. I’d like to think that I beat Mr. Cameron to it.’” Shaw developed the production through Sydney University’s SCA, whilst completing a Master of Film and Digital Image degree. The film’s production was also assisted by Metro Screen, The Lab and New Zealand’s DOCNZ and DIGIPOST. 'Clearing the Air' was co-produced by Jonathon Green and Jeff McDonald, with editing by Frans Vandenburg ASE. For more on Julian Shaw see www.julianshaw.com.au and www.clearingtheair.com.au. Direct contact: julianrshaw@gmail.com and 0437 140 717.
"I think Metro Screen is wonderful! As a filmmaker, they’ve really provided me with a ‘home base’ and great contacts."
Gareth Beal