DIVERSE STORIES. ONE SCREEN.
Screen Presence is a cultural and industry group dedicated to enhancing the representation of Asian Australians in the screen industry.
The ABC comedy series, White Fever was driven by Asian-Australians in primary creative roles both in front of and behind the camera.
Screen Presence supports the next wave of screen practitioners and those in the film industry through our membership community.
By registering to Next Gen, you'll be at the forefront of new opportunities to connect with industry professionals, attend Screen Presence industry meets designed to support and elevate your pathways. Membership is free.
We’re committed to supporting emerging and dedicated actors, producers, directors, writers and screen technicians in the industry. Read more.
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UPCOMING EVENTS IN 2025
Sun 22 June - Glimpses of Anna May Wong in Australia: How Much Has Really Changed? With Historian Peter Hack and Actress Fiona Choi
Join us for a Screen Presence two-part event celebrating the legacy of Anna May Wong, Hollywood’s first Chinese American movie star.
🗓 June 22
🕜 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM
📍 Chinese Museum, 22 Cohen Place, Melbourne
🎫 Tickets - $20, book via qr code below:
We’ll begin with a screening of rare newsreels from her visits to Australia (1937–1941), with historian Peter Hack providing context and commentary on Wong’s impact and the cultural climate of the time.
In the second session, acclaimed actress Fiona Choi reflects on how Wong’s pioneering career has influenced her own work as a Chinese Australian performer.
This personal talk will be followed by a Q&A.
Enjoy light refreshments and networking with fellow guests to close the afternoon..
Proudly sponsored by Melbourne Chinatown Business Association and the Chinese Australian Family Historians of Victoria Inc.
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