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BFI NETWORK Wales Manager job opportunity

Ffilm Cymru Wales is looking for a driven and creative individual to manage BFI NETWORK Wales, aimed at identifying and supporting talented writers, directors and producers born or based in Wales...

Welsh films headed for SXSW

Two new features funded by Ffilm Cymru are on their way to Austin, Texas for the SXSW film and music festival.

Ffilm Cymru, BBC Wales and Arts Council for Wales launch new partnership for emerging creatives in Wales.

The new partnership offers training, mentoring and commissioning opportunities, with works to be shown on a variety of BBC platforms on air and online.

Ben Roberts appointed BFI Chief Executive

BFI Chair Josh Berger is delighted to announce the appointment of Ben Roberts as Chief Executive of the BFI, the UK’s lead organisation for film, television and the moving image.

Iris On The Move 2020 programme launched

Organisers of the Cardiff-based Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival have confirmed the programme of films and guest speakers to tour the UK in 2020 as part of Iris on the Move, supported by Ffilm Cymru.

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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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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.