Metro Screen, Media training center in Paddington, Australia
Metro Screen was a media training center in Paddington that offered film production, editing suites, and professional training for filmmakers. The facility provided various resources and workspace to help people produce video projects.
The organization began in 1981 as Paddington Video Access Centre and supported community television development in the 1980s. It closed in December 2015 after several decades of film training.
Metro Screen supported independent filmmakers through various programs and contributed to the development of local film culture. The organization helped many emerging artists develop their skills and create their own projects.
The center was located at Paddington Town Hall and offered courses, workshops, and production facilities for various experience levels. Visitors could find information about current programs on site and access professional tools.
The organization played an important role in establishing Television Sydney and contributed to early community television trials in New South Wales. This work helped create the foundation for local, community-run television.
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