Australian Screen Production Education & Research Association

Established in 2004, ASPERA is the peak discipline body of Australian tertiary institutions teaching and researching film, video, television and new media as screen based production practices.

SIGHTLINES JOURNAL

Sightlines Journal is Australia’s leading venue for screen-based non-traditional research outputs.

ASPERA CONFERENCE

Our annual conference for member delegates, academics and practitioners working in the field of screen production education and research.

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ASPERA represents Australian Tertiary institutions offering qualifications in various screen production disciplines

Call for Proposals: Joint SRN Conference and Sightlines Festival 2025 - HYPHEN

The University of South Australia’s Creative People, Products and Places Research Centre (CP3) in conjunction with the Australian Screen...

Sightlines Filmmaking in the Academy Journal Issue 7 CFP

The editors from the ASPERA Research Sub-committee warmly welcome submissions once again for the Sightlines Filmmaking in the Academy...

Call for Expressions of Interest: Join the Editorial Committee for Issue 7 of Sightlines: Filmmaking in the Academy Journal

We are looking for interested screen production researchers to join the editorial committee for Issue 7 of Sightlines: Filmmaking in the...

Calls for Expressions of Interest: Join the Research Sub-Committee

We are seeking expressions of interest from community members affiliated with ASPERA member institutions to join the ASPERA Research...

Online Symposium: What does a successful end of semester/year exhibition for screen production courses look like?

Date: Thursday 15th February Time: 2-4pm EST Link: Click here to join the meeting Join us as colleagues from QUT, VCA, Swinburne and...

Call for Papers: ASPERA Annual Conference 2024

Theme: Filmmaking Intelligences - the future of authentic, creative and artificial approaches in teaching and research Conference Dates:...

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