Supporting the game development community of Western Australia
Earlier this week a sea of creatives, celebrities and screen industry reps converged upon Health Ledger Theatre to celebrate the 26th Annual WA Screen Awards. There were a number of games and interactive experiences entered, but of course there can only be one winner so… A big congratulations are in order for the Edis…
Over the past year Atmosphere Industries and FTI have been giving local families the chance to test out some real-world games at their Play Up Perth events. Now it’s time for the grown-ups to get out and get some serious gaming done, with the first ever Play Up Perth After Dark event. Featuring tabletop…
In the wake of the recently announced funding cuts which disappointed our dear games development community, there are no doubt many a studio and indie dev pondering their next move. So in an attempt to reignite our hopes, the good folks at the Film and Television Institute WA have teamed up…
If you work or teach in the Games and Interactive Industry (or are studying your way towards doing so) then the Film and Television Institute wants to hear from you. FTI have launched a series of surveys to help build a clearer picture of the local industry, from which they can…
Have you (or someone you know) released a game or other such creative thing in the last year? Entries are now open for the 26th WA Screen Awards (WASA), and the Film and Television Institute WA (FTI) are on the prowl for the best and brightest productions in the state. Creative…
The Film and Television Institute of Western Australia, the organisation behind the WA Screen Awards, have recently appointed Dr. Kate Raynes-Goldie to the role of Director of Interactive Programs. This position is the first of its kind for a non-government, Australian screen resource association, and with Kate at the helm…
For those keen to get their local games fix before the end of the year, here is a last minute reminder that the Film & Television Institute of WA will be hosting a Pop-Up Arcade at the Perth Cultural Centre this weekend. Whether you’re looking to entertain the tykes now that the school holidays have…
There’s nothing quite like kicking back and watching something on the big screen, so why not take it one step further with some supersized games? The Film & Television Institute of WA will be blowing up some homegrown titles for all to see (and play) at their Pop-Up Arcade in…
