Oz academy links tabs on G'Day USA

SYDNEY -- The Australian Academy of Cinema and television Arts, which launched in August, features it'll use G'Day USA, a La event that encourages everything Australian, to boost its kudocast within the month of the month of january. AACTA uses the G'Day USA black tie gala, held on Jan. 14 within the Grand Ballroom in L.A., just like a platform to announce the noms due to its AACTA Worldwide Honours, which will bow the first time within the Sydney Opera House on Jan. 31. The world area of the kudos will recognition the most effective professionals worldwide in four groups: film, acting, writing and direction. "Australia's film and television industries play a crucial role in developing our cultural identity, in affecting on tourism too as with contributing to the export market, which we anticipate working alongside G'Day USA to enhance the profile within our screen industry worldwide," mentioned AACTA topper Damian Trewhella. "The Australian public has thrown its support behind good quality Australian tales this year, with 'Red Dog' catapulting its distance to the most effective 10 finest grossing Australian films, as well as the popular documentary, 'Mrs Carey's Concert,' making box office history as just two good good examples." AACTA, which transformed the Australian Film Institute, aims to lift the area industry's worldwide profile. Contact the number newsroom at news@variety.com