Hosted by the BFI - Engage with this discussion on immersive exhibition spaces in the UK, the role of artists in curation, and what the emergence of an immersive ecology means for creative businesses.
Hosted by the BFI - From competitive tax incentives and funding opportunities to world class producers, talent and locations, the UK is an increasingly attractive co-production partner. Watch this select panel of UK funders and producers as…
Tune in to this much-needed conversation around allyship and how the industry is exploring ways to be more inclusive.
The team behind PILLION discuss the making of the debut feature taking Cannes 2025's Un Certain Regard by storm.
The creators behind immersive works TRAILBLAZER and tAxI explore the creative potential of VR, AI and multisensory experience design.
Producers and sales agents share how genre film resonate across borders and why it remains a powerful global sales tool.
A practical guide for producers navigating minority co-productions across borders. Hear from industry leaders from Telefilm Canada, Netherlands Film Fund, FFA Germany and the BFI.
Watch writer-director Harris Dickinson, producer Archie Pearch, and director of photography Josée Deshaies reflect on the making of URCHIN.
Producers, distributors and funders discuss the power of storytelling in underrepresented languages.
Directors from four of the UK’s leading film festivals share their views on programming, audiences, and what makes UK festivals distinct.
An international panel of researchers and practitioners discuss the road that the industry is travelling in with artificial intelligence and its impact on the near future.
Producers behind BRING THEM DOWN and LOMU share real-world insight into building filmmaking partnerships across borders.
A powerful conversation exploring how working with disabled filmmakers, actors and crew can push the industry toward more inclusive, imaginative and innovative filmmaking.
Go behind the scenes of My Father’s Shadow, the feature debut from BAFTA-nominated and Sundance-winning director Akinola Davies Jnr, selected for Un Certain Regard at Cannes 2025.
This session from the UK Global Screen Fund Summit 2024 features case studies that illustrate innovative approaches to revenue generation from successful UK screen companies.
In this session at the UK Global Screen Fund Summit 2024, learn how to adapt to diverse markets, utilise global digital platforms, and market your projects effectively to international audiences.
This panel spotlights rising stars supported by the UK Global Screen Fund who are not only breaking into the international marketplace, but also reshaping how stories are told, shared, and consumed across cultures and mediums.
In this session at the UK Global Screen Fund Summit 2024, discover the benefits of co-productions and collaborations, and learn how to navigate the complexities of global distribution.
Join a line-up of cultural leaders at the UK Global Screen Fund Summit 2024 as they explore how the UK’s creative landscape is evolving and how global trends are shaping its future.
Screen International celebrates 20 years of its pioneering new talent spotlight UK Stars of Tomorrow.
The proposed new expenditure credits will be explained.
An in-depth discussion between lab providers and participants.
An in-depth conversation with the UK’s BFI National Lottery Filmmaking Fund team.
The art of International co-production with Rebecca O’Brien, Ken Loach’s producer.
Hear from industry specialists on how they are succeeding to make the film industry sustainable.
Producer Director duo Karni Arieli and Saul Freed talk about their short animation, Wild Summon.
Director Molly Manning Walker talks about her first feature How to Have Sex.
Find out about opportunities to co-produce with the UK and hear from producers supported by the UK Global Screen fund.
A panel of international cinemas share their creative methods of bringing new audiences to arthouse cinemas from across the world.
Meet UK and international funds who will unpack and demystify the complexities of film finance.
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