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16/10/2020

Apply for the 2021 YouTube Scholarship to NIDA by 30 OctoberYouTube has committed USD $100,000 (approximately AUD $135,000) worth of scholarships for three creative individuals to study at Australia’s National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA).

17/08/2020

Very Exciting!

📣 The APDG is pleased to announce that entries for the biennial Thelma Afford Award 2020 are now open!
$10,000 prize to further your career or study in costume design 📣

For more info and entry form, please see:
https://apdg.org.au/resources/professionals/thelma-afford-award

10/07/2020

Work with us and play your part in Bondi Festival 2020 – a celebration of arts and culture. There’s a wide range of job opportunities for this year’s Bondi Festival. We’re always looking for talented, motivated people who are passionate...

26/06/2020

Every theatre in the world is closed. That’s never happened before. Ever.
Where are the characters

08/06/2020

great design listening, this week features Stephen Curtis
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6Hkkr169TCJD1HkkticcXf?si=aygSShImTTuXd1QuBXJoHw

THE GREEN ROOM PODCAST
Episode 4 is now live!

Welcome to this week's episode of the Green Room with Lauren Kheir, your weekly insight into the lives and careers of some of Australia’s best theatre and film designers.

This week we chat with Production Designer Stephen Curtis, who has designed many new Australian works including, STC Secret River, Belvior St's Barbra and the Camp Dogs and the Aussie coming of age film Looking for Alibrandi.

The Green Room with Lauren Kheir is proudly supported by Australian Production Design Guild

You can listen to the new episode here:
https://apdg.org.au/resources/the-green-room-podcast

22/04/2020

Phoenix McKay and her fellow second-year BFA (Design for Performance - NIDA) students are working on their set and costume designs for The Winter's Tale. For this project, students are supported by guest teachers Damien Ryan (Sport for Jove), Isabel Hudson (Design, 2015) and Charlotte Mungomery (Design for Performance, 2016).