All articles by British Film Commission – Page 3
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FeaturesHow the UK film and TV sectors will remain fully open for business after Brexit
The British Film Institute and British Film Commission are in Berlin to reassure the international screen industries.
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FeaturesWho are the next generation of UK film awards contenders?
The UK has an ever-growing pool of skilled filmmakers across every sector.
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FeaturesReach For The Stars: How major productions like ‘Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker’ are boosting UK skills
The BFI’s Film Academy has provided Lucasfilm with the chance to expand its talent pool.
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Features10 female-led UK production companies to watch
The UK’s production companies have become synonymous with high-end big-and small-screen content.
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FeaturesHow the BFC supports film and TV production in the UK
The British Film Commission can offer a broad range of support to incoming productions looking to shoot in the UK.
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FeaturesProduction focus: new UK locations helped the ’Downton Abbey’ film “raise the bar”
The crew were able to broaden the scope of their location choices.
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FeaturesIn pictures: film and high-end TV made in the UK
The UK is host to high-profile projects from the major studios and TV networks.
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PromotionBritish Film Commission launches new UK in Focus at LA reception
Reception was attended by over 150 film and TV industry clients.
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FeaturesNorthern Ireland: ’Krypton’
When it came to delving into Superman’s family history for DC Entertainment show Krypton, Northern Ireland proved to be the ideal location.
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FeaturesScotland: ’Outlaw King’
For Netflix-backed Outlaw King, which stars Chris Pine as Robert The Bruce, Scotland was the only choice of location — and it delivered rich rewards.
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FeaturesWales: ‘A Discovery Of Witches’
When Sky Original Production A Discovery Of Witches moved into Wolf Studios in Wales, it discovered the country offered a wealth of spellbinding location opportunities.
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FeaturesNorthern England: ‘Official Secrets’
When it came to telling the story of a British whistleblower, Official Secrets director Gavin Hood and his team found the north of England had plenty to offer.
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FeaturesSouth-West England: ‘The Spanish Princess’
A combination of dedicated infrastructure and excellent locations tempted Starz back to south-west England for new costume drama The Spanish Princess.
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FeaturesLondon & South-East England: ’Holmes And Watson’
Sherlock Holmes is one of the most famous fictional Londoners, so the team behind Holmes And Watson was keen to shoot in the capital and show off its unique locations. Wendy Mitchell reports.
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FeaturesRetrospective: why Northern Ireland “is in the DNA” of ‘Game Of Thrones’
During its decade in Northern Ireland, Game Of Thrones has had a monumental impact.
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FeaturesCasting focus: how the UK built a reputation for world-class talent
Industry experts discuss the essential role casting plays in any project.
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PromotionHow the British Film Commission supports international productions in the UK
he UK’s regions and nations offer a wealth of opportunity for film and high-end TV productions.
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