Tania Chambers has been named chief executive of the New South Wales Film and Television Office, the government film agency in the Australian state that hosts the most production in the territory. She will relocate to the east coast from the opposite side of the country, once she has stepped down from ScreenWest at the end of January. ScreenWest is the equivalent agency in western Australia, where she had been chief executive for six years.
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