Scotland’s screen sector sustains over 10,000 jobs & delivers £567.6million to Scottish economy
New report, commissioned by Screen Scotland, gives first clear picture of the economic value of screen sector across Scotland
Screen Scotland predicts significant further growth across the next decade
Screen Fringe delegate programme connects theatre & comedy talent with film & TV producers- Delegate registration now open and recruitment live
Registration is now open for Screen Fringe, the international delegate programme set up by Screen Scotland with the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, to discover, spotlight and connect theatre and comedy talent with film and TV makers from Scotland, the UK and beyond.
Rebuilding and Revitalising Independent Cinema in Scotland- New Funding for Cinemas Across the Country
From Annan’s Lonsdale Cinema to Mareel in Shetland, 29 independent cinemas and two touring cinema operators from across Scotland have received new funding support from the Scottish Government through Screen Scotland.
New £2.5million fund to support recovery of Scotland’s independent cinemas
The Recovery Fund for Independent Cinemas which opens for applications today, Wednesday 9 February, will help Scotland’s independent cinemas to recover from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Screen Scotland and the BBC renew commitment to put Scotland’s television on world stage
Scotland’s production sector has received a £3m investment boost from Screen Scotland and the BBC.
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Screen Scotland pilot programme for film and TV production in Scottish schools launched
Schools in Shetland, Inverness, Argyll & Bute, Dundee and Edinburgh will pilot draft curriculum for film and television
Outlander star Sam Heughan welcomes the initiative
A Film Festival for Edinburgh: Update
Since the closure of the Centre for the Moving Image (CMI), incorporating the Edinburgh Filmhouse, the Belmont Filmhouse in Aberdeen and the Edinburgh International Film Festival, Screen Scotland has been in discussions with the Administrators and other partners to explore options for cultural cinema programme activity in both Edinburgh and Aberdeen, as well as the possibility of a 2023 edition of Edinburgh’s film festival.
Cheryl Conway appointed to Head of Screen Commission at Screen Scotland
Screen Scotland is delighted to announce the appointment of Cheryl Conway as Head of Screen Commission. Taking up her post in January 2023, Cheryl’s role is central to Screen Scotland’s ambition to grow its inward investment sector through the attraction of large-scale productions to Scotland.