The British Film Commission (BFC) works to promote the UK as the best place to produce feature films.
The BFC’s activities include:
- Attracting, encouraging and supporting inward investment feature films to the UK
- Strengthening the UK's production infrastructure
- Working with the UK Government to ensure film-friendly policies are in place
The BFC delivers:
- Guidance on British qualification and the UK’s lucrative Film Tax Relief
- Highly knowledgeable and skilled teams based in both the UK & US
- Free bespoke production support
- Raft of industry partners offering expertise
- Assistance with sourcing suitable crew, facilities and locations
The British Film Commission is delivered through an innovative public/private partnership with key film industry bodies and it is funded by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport through the BFI.
The British Film Commission is a national division of Film London.
Film London is the capital’s film and media agency, which aims to ensure London has a thriving film sector that enriches the city’s businesses and its people. The agency works with all the screen industries to sustain, promote and develop London as a major international production and film cultural capital, and it supports the development of the city’s new and emerging film-making talent. Film London is funded by the Mayor of London, the National Lottery through the BFI, and receives significant support from Arts Council England and Skillset.
www.filmlondon.org.uk
Who's Who
Iain Smith – Chair, the British Film Commission
Adrian Wootton – Chief Executive of Film London and the British Film Commission
London office team:
Sonya Watt – PA to the British Film Commission
Samantha Perahia – Senior Production Executive
Hazel Borthwick - Production Administrator
Los Angeles office team:
Andy Weltman – Executive Vice President, US Production
Tara Halloran – Senior Executive, Industry Relations
Partners
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