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In this week's issue, the topic of using SpaceDraft for education is explored, with a number of our evangelists discussing their use of the tool and how it benefits them.

SpaceDraft was used on Mad Max: Furiosa to streamline and visualise logistics across multiple filming locations. It enabled the locations department to create and manage detailed traffic management plans, covering road closures, access routes, parking, and equipment movement. The platform's real-time collaboration features allowed instant updates and adjustments, ensuring smooth operations and efficient communication among the crew. By offering a dynamic, visual representation of the logistics, SpaceDraft improved safety, minimized confusion, and helped the production stay on schedule.

Article by Inside Film Magazine. A Western Australia-based start-up, SpaceDraft is the brainchild of Lucy Cooke, a former runner, assistant to Alex Proyas and Vince Vaughn, and VFX coordinator. The program is borne from her frustrations during her Hollywood screen career.

Screenwest and Culture and Arts Minister David Templeman are pleased to announce a $2 million boost for Western Australia’s digital games and interactive industry from the McGowan Government.

POST Newspapers article on the Federal Government investment agency, Austrade, sending SpaceDraft to Gamescom, the world’s largest gaming convention, in Germany.

Spacedraft is delighted to be featured in an article in the The Australian written by David Swan.

Learn more about how SpaceDraft has launched the first SaaS product that allows users to plan a space in 4D on a digital, shareable canvas.

SpaceDraft has been featured in the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Magazine WA Works Spring Edition. The article, Tech Ambition written by David Allan-Petale, talks about how Perth innovators are being put on the global map through 'sharpening sharpening WA industry's tech edge with local solutions.'

Founder & CEO, Lucy, sat down with Eva from If Innovation Could Talk and chatted about Lucy’s journey from being a child actor to Hollywood production, and the realities of the tech startup scene.

The Hale School Magazine, The Haleian, did a story on SpaceDraft's journey with the year 9 media students.

SpaceDraft has been recognised as one of the top startups in the country by the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA).

SpaceDraft has been named a winner at the 29th Lateral INCITE Awards 2020, in the category ‘Startup of the Year’ for its creative planning cloud-based software.