Welsh Language LGBT short film scheme returns
Organisers of the Iris Prize have launched Straeon Iris 2, supported by S4C and Ffilm Cymru Wales via BFI NETWORK.
Iris Prize announce Best British Award shortlist
15 short films compete for Iris Prize Best British Award including an animation about a gay man who lives with a real bear.
Wales Interactive launch Don’t Knock Twice VR game
The Welsh developers have announced their upcoming VR horror game will be released on 5th September for PS VR, HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.
An Indian summer in Wales
Welsh animation studio Winding Snake Productions are launching their latest program at Small World Theatre, Cardigan this August.
Innovative training for Welsh talent
Welsh language film, television and theatre receive a boost as four promising directors embark on tailored training through Y Labordy.
Who we are
Established in 2006 and formerly known as the Film Agency for Wales, we have a remit to help to develop a film sector in Wales and maximise the economic, educational and cultural benefits of film.
What we do
Ffilm Cymru Wales supports Welsh or Wales-based writers, directors and producers with development and production funding, industry assistance and mentoring opportunities. We aim to bring film makers and audiences together by encouraging more people to see more films in more venues. We also promote the use of film in education and community regeneration, producing educational resources in conjunction with teachers to aid literacy and general learning.
