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– Bay of Fires. The new series coming to ABC TV and ABC iView in 2023.

Archipelago Productions is producing feature films, television, and works for stage and festivals. We aspire to develop and create work locally, in collaboration with interstate and international partners, bringing the world to us, and the work to the world; projects that are born of place, but which reach far beyond our perceived isolation.

We endeavour to export artistic and cultural projects that paint Tasmania as a viable and exciting place to create new work, extending our ambition, thinking and reach. Through quality, supported work driven by passion, we can simultaneously engage with pressing social issues, nurture new talent and develop stories for everyone. Archipelago Productions has its sights set on promoting Tasmania as the most exciting corner of the country. A place in which to risk, innovate, and inspire.

We stand by the assertion that access to and participation in culture is a fundamental human right, and promote this fact at every opportunity.

Premieres 19 April 2023

From Australia’s enormously popular and only marsupial Walkley award-winning cartoonist First Dog on the Moon comes this hilarious environmentally-friendly adventure.

Packed with humour, science and battle jokes, Enviroteens is an uplifting show that will spark timely conversations between kids and adults.

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Cast Announced for ABC drama Bay of Fires

Marta Dusseldorp leads an impressive line-up of established and emerging stars, when filming starts 20 June in Tasmania, on ABC’s eight-part darkly comedic crime series…

Past the Shallows – Tickets Now on Sale

Harry and Miles live with their father, an abalone diver, on the wild and beautiful south coast of Tasmania. With their mum dead and their…

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

In recognition of the deep history and culture of this island, we wish to acknowledge the Tasmanian Aboriginal community, who are the traditional owners and continued custodians of the land and waters of lutruwita (Tasmania).