Maureen Barron’s
letter speaks for itself. I will respond to it in due course. At present I am
in Cambodia - caught up in a real life drama of considerably greater
significance than Screen NSW’s guidelines relating to Early Stage Development.
If interested, visit:
http://cambodia440.blogspot.com/
16th October
Dear James
I have received your letter of 8th
Oct 2014 sent via email to Mark Hamlyn.
Please be assured that you have not been
banned by Screen NSW from applying for funding and that you, like other
practitioners and teams, are able to apply for support according to the terms
of the published guidelines, which do change from time to time. Mark Hamlyn and
Kate Stone have already explained the reasons behind the current form of
guidelines for Early Stage Development, the program to which you recently
applied for the project ANGKOR.
All Screen NSW programs and program guidelines
are reviewed and revised from time to
time to reflect current circumstances. Screen NSW staff members are available,
as you know, to assist practitioners and teams with questions relating to
guidelines.
Your views in relation to the current guidelines
for Early Stage Development as expressed to Mark and Kate, will be taken into
account, along with those of other practitioners, when the program and its guidelines
are next reviewed.
yours sincerely
Maureen Barron
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