Film Festival and Screening Programme Fund - Screen Scotland
The Film Festival & Screening Programme Fund supports organisations based in Scotland who produce and deliver film festivals and public screening programmes.
The UK offers a variety of different funding options for film, TV, video games and XR/Immersive projects, from a number of different funders. Select a category to filter by sector, country, funder or funding type to find the right fit for you.
The Film Festival & Screening Programme Fund supports organisations based in Scotland who produce and deliver film festivals and public screening programmes.
Encourages and invests in the sustainable production of higher end feature films and TV drama in the region.
Supporting the festival launch of UK films in order to enhance their promotion, reach and value internationally.
Helping to drive the further growth of the region’s film and television sector by investing in a diverse portfolio of high-quality content.
Supporting UK producers to work as partners on international co-productions and help create new global projects.
Supporting UK films to reach international audiences.
The BFI National Lottery Audience Projects Fund awards £19.7m of National Lottery funding over three years to support the exhibition and distribution of ambitious, audience-facing, film and immersive projects.
Slate development funding is available to companies for 2 or more projects, which can be feature film, television (all genres and including pilots) and interactive content. The fund specifically excludes development support for local televi…
Support for organisations to run creative development programmes to stimulate a healthier, wider ecosystem in for emerging UK filmmakers.
Supporting UK-focused activities at international events, including festivals, markets, forums and other platforms.
Support for Wales-based production and games development companies looking to develop productions intended for international audiences.
Investing in live-action, documentary and animated feature films led by Wales born or based writers, directors and producers.
Grants to help short and feature filmmakers, and XR creatives, travel to international events where their work is being screened.
Support of up to a maximum of £150,000 per feature documentary film or immersive non-fiction project in the form of grants.
Production funding in the form of a recoupable loan with profit participation or in limited circumstances a grant.
Grants to help filmmakers attend international labs to develop their projects and careers, and producers to attend co-production forums.
A public-private investment fund for the TV, film, video games and digital sectors in Yorkshire and Humber, open to producers either based in Yorkshire or wishing to film or establish a base in the region.
Invites emerging storytellers from across all parts of the UK to share original and adventurous non-fiction stories that respond to the changing world around us.
A unique commissioning scheme which goes beyond simply producing work – it is committed to nurturing talent and supporting artists in their professional growth.
Provides support for individuals working in film and television to access training, mentoring and other professional development activity, nationally and internationally.
Supporting first or second time feature length documentary directors, director/producer teams or producers working with first or second time feature length documentary directors
Investing in live-action, documentary and animated feature films led by Wales born or based writers, directors and producers.
Supporting UK screen content businesses across film, TV, animation and interactive narrative video games to enhance their international activities.
Support for new and emerging filmmakers to attend one screening of their Northern Ireland Screen supported short film at an international Oscar or BAFTA accredited film festival.
Offers development and production funding for feature length films and documentaries being made by filmmakers based in Scotland.
Formerly known as We Are UK Film.
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