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History
The SDIN award has been created to honour Australian producers and projects which have made a significant contribution to diversity and inclusion, either on or off screen, within the Australian screen industry.
Latest Winners / Recipients
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Year: 2018
inaugural winner form y
Little J and Big Cuz
( dir. Tony Thorne
)
Victoria
:
Ned Lander Media
Australian Children's Television Foundation
,
2017-2019
10444886
2017
series - publisher
film/TV
children's
'Little J is five and has just started kindergarten year at school. He lives with his grandmother (Nanna), his girl cousin (Big Cuz) who is nine, and their dog (Old Dog) who is also the story narrator. LITTLE J & BIG CUZ follows the family's adventures and is told primarily from the point of view of Little J.'
Source: Screen Australia.
Works About this Award
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Little J and Big Cuz Win Diversity Screen Award 2018 single work column
— Appears in: Koori Mail , 28 November no. 690 2018; (p. 28)'Little J and Big Cuz, Australia's first animated series for Indigenous children, has won the inaugural Screen Diversity and Inclusion Network (SDIN) Award.'
