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for further autonomy in their own ran programs through the AWG. This threatened the Guilds status as a Trade Union in NSW, so the association was split into fully operative state branches as determined at the annual
Federal Conference involving all members. Peters thus began to lobby against networks threatening the workers' rights of many performance writers. Emerging from this came the "Make it Australian" campaign, in which other writing industry guilds united in support of keeping performative media in Australia amongst Australian creators. Peters's involvement here truly marked the AWG's involvement in "political and industrial issues such as moral rights and copyright protection, censorship, taxation and broadcasting legislation".
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misrepresentation within
Australian society, exceptional underfunding and poor professional treatment, the AWG aimed to aid in these areas. The early 60s also saw an influx of imported media from predominantly the United States and England to Australian Television. This left minimal room for the local market and severely impacted the state of the Australian Media industry. A pivotal moment in societal advancement in switching from predominantly focused radio entertainment to the television, the founders of the guild were determined to ensure Australia was not left behind. The first interim committee comprised Don Houghton,
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and fair pay. Interim
Industrial Officer Roger Simpson was responsible for overseeing this aspect of the Guilds work. David Wilson overtakes Peters as the president of the guild. 1980 saw the strike against Channel 9's pay towards its writers to be one of the Guilds longest and most successful campaigns. This resulted in the network paying its workers A$ 250 per hour of script as opposed to the A$ 60 originally being received. The strike lasted six months, from November 1980 to March 1981.
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workers writers in the film, television, radio and theatre industries across
Australia. 1996 saw the guilds first real push for involvement in the Theatre industry in Australia. Negotiating the Theatre Industry Agreement, writers received minimum rates and commissioning rights for each piece crafted for the stage. This also involved that writers would share in box office receipts, 10% to each ticket sold, one of the highest rates in the world.
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promote the
Australian cultural voice within the arts. The guild recognises through their mission statement that performance writing and performance writers "thrive as a dynamic and integral part of Australian storytelling, shaping, reflecting and enhancing the Australian cultural voice in all its diversity." This is exemplified through AWG's work as a political voice through lobbying the
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By 1968, the Guild was in negotiations with the ABC tackling performative writers rights once again. At this time, fees for scripts were at an extraordinary low. As a result of this, the AWG united with the
Council of the Society of Authors and Actors' Equity in an attempt to resolve tensions between
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In 1967 Guild established the AWGIE Awards, with the first event held in 1968. These were presented to performance writers who demonstrated exceptional work within their respective fields. Created by the members, these awards aim to recognise and reward excellence in an extensive list of categories.
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Australian storytelling; shaping, reflecting and enhancing
Australia's cultural voice in all its diversity". In many instances, the AWG acts as the national voice of performance writers, seeking federal and state support to recognise performance writing within the Australian culture of storytelling.
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Lance Peters was the Guild's president at the turn of the decade. He initiated a library of professional scripts available for guild members. His leadership brought in the inclusion of legal advisors to assist with safeguard copywriter and contract negotiation. Victorian Guild members began lobbying
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Pathways is an AWG program developed by members for its members that showcases exemplar scripts in order to gain exposure to industry professionals in their respective fields. This gateway program enables members to have their works published and produced within the
Australian industry, essentially
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The function of the
Australian Writers Guild is reliant on the membership structure of the association. There are a variety of tears of membership, and the accompanying fee paid by each member enables the Guild to create opportunities for its affiliates. The levels of membership are put in place to
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Approaching the end of the 1980s, the
Australian Film Committee was in close contact with the Guild, strengthening the claims and actions taken by its members. United, the unions continued to campaign against low residual fees in performative writing contracts. 1988 saw the appointment of New Guild
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in the US due to his ideology towards copyright. Through to 1979, the Guild was heavily influential in the fight for performance workers rights. Australian production houses were delaying their signing of an Industry-Wide agreement to produce a standard contract that saw for writers enforced rights
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As the 1990s came in turn, the AWG had grown to have approximately 850 members and a similar amount of associates. With offices in Sydney and Melbourne and chapters in every other state, the guild had established itself as a powerful force within the performative writing world, standing firmly for
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Throughout the 1980s, Australian performance industries were suffering from funding cuts. Tax concessions were the major focus of the Guild. Wilson sought for further government funding to help greater support the local film and television industries, offering that five out of the seven production
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The AWG is a democratically run association, run by the members of the guild. Each year, the members elect the National Executive Council alongside Branch Committees that represent each Australian state. Membership is an essential aspect of the Guild as they dictate the leadership, action and fund
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Student membership is eligible for any student enrolled in a part or full-time course in performance writing. The benefits of this membership are intended to aid in the development of the student's study. The package includes access to agreements and industry rates, accesses to standard industry
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The Australian Writers' Guild has been representing Australian screenwriters, playwrights, radio writers, comedy writers and digital media writers since 1962. It was created for writers by writers, with the council consisting of members within their respective performative industries. It aims to
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Founded in 2010, the Pathways showcase has enabled Australian writers to gain exposure. Over 30 Australian projects have been funded by Scripted Ink. for further script development and even production. Scripts by guild members are showcased on the website. This is essentially free exposure for
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The initiatives and the services of the AWG service the individual members of the Guild while aiming to enhance the Australian performative writing industry as a whole. Applying the mission statement, seeing, "Performance writing and performance writers thrive as a dynamic and integral part of
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Associated Membership eligibility is available for non published writers. These are the emerging writers that are looking for opportunity and networking in order to become a part of the writing community. This package includes stand access to agreements of co-writing and employment contracts,
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Full membership entails that the affiliate has a published or produced performance piece to their name. In order to qualify, the piece must be over 50 minutes long except a Television episode can be up to 45 minutes in length. The benefits of this membership include access to model contracts,
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1972, the tenth anniversary of the AWG's founding and Peters utilized this milestone to broaden the Guilds affiliations with "the Australian film commission, the Playwrights' Conference, the "Make it Australian" Committee, the Children's Film Council, the ASA, and the Copyright Council".
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The Guild was founded in March 1962 when a group of 17 radio writers met at the Australia Hotel in Sydney and decided to form a guild to represent their professional interests. It was originally called The Australian Radio, Television and Screenwriters' Guild. Founded on the notions of
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Two awards are given annually, both for un-produced scripts, in the categories Long Form (over 30 minutes) and Short Form (under 30 minutes), across all genres and formats. The award-winners are announced at a dedicated industry event in Melbourne in May; entries open in March.
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in 1972. It was not awarded between 1976 and 1979. Until 2007 there was just one Monte Miller Award, but from 2008 there have been two separate awards. In the past, they have been awarded as part of the AWGIE Awards, but in recent years have been announced at a separate event.
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recommended rates in the industries, industrial advice, networking opportunities, entry to AWG competitions, access to professional development seminars, Opportunities to Pathways and discounted prices on the industry-standard software among other elements.
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for excellence in screen, television, stage and radio writing. The AWGIE Awards include awards in a wide range of categories, such as feature film, television drama, and various theatre awards, as well as a number of special named awards, such as the
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Nearing the end of 1962, the Australian Writers Guild was officially registered as a Trade Union in New South Wales. This was seen as important because it provided recognition and support from other trade unions within the industry, notably
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was passed in December 2000. This protected Australian writers intellectual property and furthered the ramifications for breaking authorship integrity and workplace morality. The guild was heavily involved in this essential legislation.
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projects taking place in Australia should be Australian written. Wilson signed off on this notion with the support of other unions to increase the appeal of local creators strengthening the local industry.
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eligibility in writing competitions, access to industry events, professional resources, Pathways opportunities, AWG registration and assessment and discounted final draft software among other elements.
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Each membership can lead into a Lifetime membership of which 28 members currently hold. This is obtained over years of industry successes both in production and accolades.
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the ABC's treatment of its creators. The ABC eventually found an agreement to the Guild's terms of worker equity and signed off on the standard contract by the early 70s.
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agreements, invitations to industry and committee events, professional resource access, AWG script registration and assessment services among other elements.
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The Monte Miller Awards, open to AWG members, recognise excellence in screenwriting and playwriting. The inaugural award was given to Peter Scott for
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distribution of the association. Shane Brennan, an Australian writer and producer, was elected president of the National Executive Committee in 2019.
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to monitor the screen industries response to the unprecedented upheaval of the times. According to
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David Williamson Prize for Excellence in Writing for Australian Theatre
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Trade unions affiliated with the Australian Council of Trade Unions
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Thomas Duncan-Watt has won the 2021 John Hinde Award for Excellence
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Netflix donates $ 1m as coronavirus cuts TV, movie industry work.
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These awards cover scripts produced in 2022 and 2023.
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within the AWG. The Guild worked in conjunction with
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jump-starting networking opportunities and careers.
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876:"A History of the Australian Writers Guild"
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2019:. Australian Writers' Guild
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1380:"Social roundabout"
1368:. Screen Australia.
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557:Thomas Duncan-Watt
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