AGSC Women’s Playlist

Just as they have been historically, female composers continue to be under-represented in the film and art music industry.

APRA AMCOS released the results of research conducted by RMIT in 2017, which examined the causes and impacts of gender inequity in screen music. It revealed that only 13% of working screen composers in this country identify as women: one of the lowest rates of participation for any screen category.

We therefore celebrate our women composers here with the AGSC Women’s Playlist 2026 featuring tracks from AGSC female-identifying members, building on our inaugural 2020 Women’s Playlist.

AGSC Women’s Playlist 2025

AGSC Women’s Playlist 2024

AGSC Women’s Playlist 2023

In line with our broader commitment to inclusion, diversity and equality, the AGSC joins with other national screen organisations, Screen Australia, Screen NSW, Screen Victoria, Australian Directors Guild, WIFT, AWFC, and many others, to redress this imbalance.

AGSC Women’s Playlist 2022

In line with our broader commitment to inclusion, diversity and equality, the AGSC joins with other national screen organisations, Screen Australia, Screen NSW, Screen Victoria, Australian Directors Guild, WIFT, AWFC, and many others, to redress this imbalance.

AGSC Women’s Playlist 2021

In line with our broader commitment to inclusion, diversity and equality, the AGSC joins with other national screen organisations, Screen Australia, Screen NSW, Screen Victoria, Australian Directors Guild, WIFT, AWFC, and many others, to redress this imbalance.

AGSC Women’s Playlist 2020

In line with our broader commitment to inclusion, diversity and equality, the AGSC joins with other national screen organisations, Screen Australia, Screen NSW, Screen Victoria, Australian Directors Guild, WIFT, AWFC, and many others, to redress this imbalance.