III. Productions
Film, Performing Arts, Endurance Sports, Festivals & Community Events
What we work on:
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Crew, location and supplier coordination tools sized for small regional productions
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Training pathways that connect trade skills (carpentry, rigging, electrical, catering, transport) to production work
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Contract, safety and documentation systems that meet industry standards without big-studio overheads
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Policy work on fair, secure regional production employment
Who it serves: emerging producers and unit managers; production crews and artists; the trades and local businesses who supply productions; arts and screen policymakers; young people looking for a creative career without leaving home.
Work with us:
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Producers and crews: bring us the logistics, paperwork or skills gap holding your next production back.
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Screen and arts agencies: partner on regional workforce pilots and evidence for policy.
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Investors and sponsors: co-invest in the regional production capability that attracts the next project.
Key focus: Film crews, touring theatre and arts festivals are finding regional WA. We help build the local workforce that can make those productions happen, and stay.
The capability gap: Demand is growing for productions in regional and rural WA. The next generation of producers, unit managers, production workers and artists who could serve it faces a confused policy landscape. Industry protections and expectations are uneven, and strategic-funding gaps make development and secure employment hard to reach.