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Creative talent in Wales venture into film through Ffolio

BBC Arts, BBC Cymru Wales, Arts Council of Wales and Ffilm Cymru have commissioned five more short films through Ffolio, their new platform for creative talent in Wales.

Securing the future of Wales’ culture sector

The Welsh Government is investing £53 million to help Wales’ diverse culture sector deal with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, the Deputy Minister for Culture, Sport and Tourism, Lord Dafydd...

Ffilm Cymru to support companies with new Change Awards

As part of our Covid-19 relief efforts, Ffilm Cymru are launching new Change Award loans for Wales-based film production companies.

Culture, Welsh Language and Communications Committee report: The impact of COVID-19 on the creative industries

Ffilm Cymru Wales welcomes the publication of the Welsh Parliament’s Culture, Welsh Language and Communications Committee report on the impact of COVID-19 on the creative industries.

Samuel Goldwyn has acquired North American rights to Eternal Beauty starring Academy Award® Nominee Sally Hawkins

Samuel Goldwyn Films announced today that the company has acquired North American rights to Craig Roberts’ feature film Eternal Beauty.

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Ffilm Cymru Wales

We are the development agency for Welsh film.

We support film development, film production, film education, film exhibition, film business development and filmmaker career progression; we offer training and advice for those aspiring to be in or already in the film sector, and advocate for Welsh filmmakers and film policy that works for the people of Wales.

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Advice and information about COVID-19

We understand that there is significant concern around the current and potential effects of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak.

It is a rapidly evolving situation and we are working with colleagues including the BFI (who in turn are liaising direct with central Government), Welsh Government and the Arts Council of Wales to share information on the challenges the sector is facing and to work together to provide advice, guidance and adapt and develop support mechanisms.

Read our full statement on COVID-19 here.

Data & Privacy

Ffilm Cymru Wales respects your privacy and handles your personal data in accordance with data protection regulations.

To view how we use personal information, your rights and how you can withdraw any permissions you have given to us, as well as how to make a complaint please see our Privacy Policy here.

Brexit and the UK Film Sector

Whilst changes are anticipated as a result of Brexit, as previously advised, central government remains committed to the continuation of funding mechanisms under UK law, including National Lottery funding for film, as disbursed by the BFI, Ffilm Cymru Wales, Northern Ireland Screen and Creative Scotland, as well as the on-going provision of UK tax credits, which can be accessed by British qualifying film, high-end or childrens’ television, games or animation.

Read our advisory notice here.