Ffilm Cymru Wales sparks new Beacons scheme
The fourth round of Ffilm Cymru Wales’ Beacons short film scheme is now open for applications.
35 short films compete for the 2018 Iris Prize
Organisers of the Iris Prize have announced details of the 35 short films competing for the Iris Prize at the 2018 Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival.
Best British shortlist at Iris 2018 confirmed
15 short films - including one third from the Black and Asian communities - compete for Iris Prize Best British Award.
New projects in development with Ffilm Cymru Wales
Ffilm Cymru Wales has invested National Lottery funding in the development of three new feature films from Welsh talent.
Watch the first trailer for Ray & Liz
The debut film of Turner Prize-nominated artist Richard Billingham celebrated its World Premiere at Locarno Film Festival this week.
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.
