Screen NSW, formerly known as the NSW Film & Television Office, is a
brand name that is part of Create NSW, an agency of the Government of
New South Wales that is responsible for supporting and promoting the
arts, artists and the various cultural bodies within the state of New
South Wales in Australia. Screen NSW assists, promotes and strengthens
the screen industry in the state of New South Wales. It was previously
an agency in its own right, but since 1 April 2017 has been part of
Create NSW. The name "Screen NSW" ceased to exist within Create NSW
between that date and September 2019, when a restructure resurrected
the brand. As of May 2020[update], Grainne Brunsdon is head of Screen
NSW.The agency was led by chief executive Courtney Gibson from
November 2015. Under the old structure, the chief executive was
responsible to the Executive Director of Arts NSW, who was in turn
responsible to the Secretary of the Department of Justice. The agency
previously advised the Minister for the Arts.On 1 April 2017, Screen
NSW was amalgamated with Arts NSW to form Create NSW. The Screen NSW
banner was removed, CEO Courtney Gibson left the role, and Michael
Brealey, then acting executive director of Arts NSW, became CEO of the
new agency.Create NSW fell within the Arts, Screen and Culture
Division of the Department of Planning and Environment (abolished on 1
July 2019). As a result of a government restructure in April 2019
after a state election, Create NSW was moved to the Minister for the
Public Service and Employee Relations, Aboriginal Affairs, and the
Arts, then held by Don Harwin and administered through the Community
Engagement portfolio of the Department of Premier and Cabinet headed
by Deputy Secretary, Community Engagement, Clare Foy. Screen NSW Biography, NetWorth, Height, Age, Weight, Family, Married, Son, Daughter