BFI commits £11.85m to UK film and TV skills training
The British Film Institute (BFI) has announced an investment of £11.85 million over three years. This funding is dedicated to supporting skills development and training within the UK film and television industry.
Key Takeaways
- British Film Institute (BFI) pledged £11.85m in funding.
- The money will be spread over three years.
- Funding is dedicated to skills development and training.
- The programme covers the UK film and television industry.
Why It Matters
The immediate effect is a larger pool of funding for training and skills development across the UK film and television sector, rather than for production spend. Because the British Film Institute is directing £11.85m over three years, the move reinforces workforce development as a separate priority from content financing. The key signal to watch is how the £11.85m is allocated across the three-year period, since that will show where the BFI is concentrating support.
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