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      "impact": "High",
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      "beneficiaries": "Delivery teams / suppliers",
      "source": "annual-reports/2020-21.pdf (https://www.screenwest.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Screenwest-Annual-Report-2020-21.pdf)",
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      "quote": "[Page 22]\nANNUAL REPORT SCREENWEST\nEPIC GAMES – UNREAL ENGINE SHORT FILM CHALLENGE INITIATIVE – PRODUCTION ATTRACTION\nSCREENWEST CONTRIBUTION\nRECIPIENT PROJECT AMOUNT ($) RECIPIENT PROJECT AMOUNT ($)\nWBMC Red Tail 5,750.00 REELSCOUT Reel-Scout System 2021 30,837.62\nB MATEI & J TKACZ Never Alone (aka Together Is A Beautiful 5,750.00 TOTAL 30,837.62\nPlace To Be)\nTOTAL 11,500.00\nWESTERN AUSTRALIAN REGIONAL FILM FUND\nEPIC GAMES – UNREAL ENGINE SHORT FILM CHALLENGE INITIATIVE – RECIPIENT PROJECT AMOUNT ($)\nTHIRD PARTY CONTRIBUTION\nAUSTRALIA’S NORTHWEST Kimberley Screening - Dirt Music 8,000.00\nRECIPIENT PROJECT AMOUNT ($)\nKOMIXX ENTERTAINMENT Itch (Series 2) 138,610.00\nWBMC Red Tail 14,250.00\nIAN BRODIE CONSULTING Goldfield - Esperance Film Friendly Project 12,000.00\nB MATEI & J TKACZ Never Alone (aka Together Is A Beautiful 14,250.00 2021 (Mentor)\nPlace To Be)\nTOTAL 158,610.00\nTOTAL 28,500.",
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