Spotlight
A focus on how the UK is an international production hub for both feature film and high-end television.
A focus on how the UK is an international production hub for both feature film and high-end television.
A round-up of studio expansions in the UK.
From the technological wizardry of Beauty And The Beast to the gritty authenticity of period drama Darkest Hour, production designer Sarah Greenwood takes a nimble approach to her work.
The UK has a wealth of above and below-the-line talent working across all sectors of the industry. This is a round-up of emerging UK talents who are making a mark on the international stage.
British Film Commission’s familiarisation trips are an essential introduction to the UK’s production landscape for overseas executives, and set the groundwork for international relationships. Nikki Baughan goes behind the scenes.
With UK film and high-end TV production booming, maintaining a wide skills base is crucial. Wendy Mitchell investigates how the UK industry is dedicated to training the next generation of talent.
Although the implications of Brexit are still unclear, the UK will remain a vibrant and welcoming place for film and high-end television production. Geoffrey Macnab goes behind the scenes.
In an increasingly global production landscape, it is the quality and depth of talent that keep major film and TV shows turning to the UK for their VFX needs. Adrian Pennington reports.
The UK’s high-end TV productions are enjoying unprecedented international success, both with traditional broadcasters and on streaming platforms. Andy Fry investigates what gives homegrown shows such broad global appeal.
UK TV drama is winning fans across the globe. Andy Fry investigates the international appeal of these small-screen productions.
That the UK is regarded as an industry leader in the world of special effects, both visual and practical, is testament to the skill of the sector’s craftspeople. Adrian Pennington goes behind the scenes.
The UK film music industry is steeped in history and talent, with an ever-increasing number of soundtrack recordings being produced here. Tiffany Pritchard discovers why the territory is in such demand.
From established studios to expanding facilities and alternative spaces, the UK has a wealth of filming real estate. Geoffrey Macnab takes a tour around the regional production landscape.
The UK’s costume designers and costume houses are now central to the look of international feature films and TV shows across all genres, thanks to their training and talent. Sarah Cooper reports.
