Investors and Grants Notes
Creative Europe Desk UK:
Blockbusterfilm.com;
UK film facts;
In 2017 film production in the UK generated a total spend of £1.911 billion, a 12% increase on the previous year’s £1.709 billion and the highest figure since these statistics were first recorded.
2017 also saw the highest level of spend by international filmmakers ever recorded, reaching £1.692 billion. This is largely attributed to the confidence international filmmakers have in the UK’s creativity, the expertise of our crews, and world-class production facilities combined with the UK film tax relief as well as the wide range of professional services available including the support provided by the British Film Commission.
Who they are;
- They are given millions of pounds to help fund whoever they believe deserves investment.
- They were given 1.6 billion euros from 2010-2016
- They helped fund many different projects
- 74 million was awarded to 334 different uk based cultural and creative organisations
- They support a wide range of training, festivals, markets and initiates that promote european films, television programs and video games.
- They provide important opportunities for networking with professionals across Europe and the rest of the world
They offer free advice and support on funding and promoting creativity in Europe.
Who they help;
- Producers
- Video game developers
- Distributors
- Sales agents
- Audiovisual Training Providers
- Organisers of festivals, Markets and networks
- Film education specialists
- Cinema Exhibitors
The culture sub program helps;
- Visual arts
- Photography
- Dance
- Theatre
- Performance
- Music
- Heritage
- Architecture
- Design
- Circus
- Festivals
- Craft
- Fashion
- Literature
- Multi disciplinary projects
Blockbusterfilm.com;
- Get 25 year royalty payments with huge uplift potential
- appear as an extra and attend vip events
- get named in the film credits
- you can be a private investor and nobody will know how much you contributed.
UK film facts;
In 2017 film production in the UK generated a total spend of £1.911 billion, a 12% increase on the previous year’s £1.709 billion and the highest figure since these statistics were first recorded.
2017 also saw the highest level of spend by international filmmakers ever recorded, reaching £1.692 billion. This is largely attributed to the confidence international filmmakers have in the UK’s creativity, the expertise of our crews, and world-class production facilities combined with the UK film tax relief as well as the wide range of professional services available including the support provided by the British Film Commission.
Top 10 tips for making a film without money:
- use public areas to get shots with more people
- use whatever props and costumes you already own or your friends or family own
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