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If you're a parent or carer working in the screen industry, we're here for you. 

Raising Films Australia exists to ensure that caring responsibilities are not a barrier to a fulfilling creative career. We work alongside parents, carers, allies and industry partners through community-building, advocacy, education and research to create a more equitable, sustainable, people-centred industry. 

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ONLINE COMMUNITY CALL

'Conversations on Care'
Screen Vixens edition

12.30-1.15pm | Wed 14 Oct 26

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A facilitated online discussion for parents, carers and allies within the Screen Vixens Organisation to connect, share experiences and help shape the future direction of Raising Films Australia. If you are not a Screen Vixen, please stay tuned for more sessions.
Book via Screen Vixens

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RAISING FILMS MEET-UP

Sydney - AFTRS forecourt in EQ
10am-12pm | Wed 21 Oct 26

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An informal meet up session to connect with our community. Children are of course welcome. No formal proceedings so feel free to attend whenever you are available.

Book here

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LET'S LAUNCH!

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Stay tuned for information regarding our official launch. In the meantime be sure to get in touch and join our community sessions. 

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Check out the rest of our website for more resources and research.

Our Research*

  • “In various jobs I have been extremely careful to not mention my child, virtually pretending not to have a child.”

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    - Female Full-time Executive

  • “Parents and carers are an asset to all artistic industries. We are missing out on their skills and stories without them. We need parents and carers in the industry!”

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    - Female Full-time Producer

  • “Not knowing the hours you are going to

    be working until late the evening before.

    My wife makes our main income, but my

    lack of certainty in hours makes it hard to

    contribute to caring for our child.”

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    - Male Freelance On-Set Crew

  • “...It is near impossible to break the traditional mould of ‘mother as primary carer’ and

    ‘father as full-time worker’.”

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    - Female Education/Academia

* Honey, I Hid the Kids! Experiences of Parents and Carers in the Australian Screen Industry 2018
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