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The Producer's Guide to Virtual Production Space in the UK
Learn about the leading virtual production studios and stage spaces available to film and TV productions filming in the UK. UK productions are spoilt for choice when it comes to studio space. As well as state-of-the-art green screens, underwater tanks and sound stages, the UK offers a plethora of virtual production studios…
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Register Now: Tips for Passing the UK Cultural Test and an Easy Application Process
Every production applying for a UK incentive must pass the Cultural Test. In this Master Series, our experts will show you how to easily qualify under the test—a vital first step to accessing incentives, including the Independent Film Tax Credit (IFTC). Join us next week for this FREE webinar! And if you have questions for…
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UK Payroll Fringes Explained: A Guide for Production Accountants
A practical guide to UK payroll fringes for film and TV production accountants, including the key differences between UK and US fringes. Production payroll is complex with a narrow margin for error. And for global productions operating in different countries, each with its own laws and rules around how payroll is…
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VAT Registration and Compliance: A Guide for UK Productions
Whether you’re new to UK production accounting or an industry veteran in search of a refresher, read on to find out how Value Added Tax (VAT) impacts your budget. The UK is a fast-growing international hub for film and TV production thanks to its generous tax incentives (including the new Independent Film Tax Credit…
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Global Film & TV Production Incentives Update: July 2025
The latest updates about global film and television incentive legislation, including program expansions in California, New York, Western Australia and the UK. United States Jurisdictions ENACTED US LEGISLATION ALABAMA Alabama has enacted Senate Bill 177, introducing several key updates to its entertainment incentive…
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UK VFX Incentive: HMRC Issues Final Guidance on Qualifying Costs
Learn how the UK's enhanced VFX incentive rate, including the eligibility of generative AI costs, works in practice for productions. In the Autumn 2024 budget, UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves—alongside HMRC and the Treasury—brought welcome clarity of the incoming enhancement of the VFX incentive rate, which was initially…
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Entertainment Partners Becomes Patron of UK's Royal Television Society
Entertainment Partners announces new patronage to help RTS expand access and education across the UK television industry. Entertainment Partners is pleased to announce its official Patronage of the UK’s Royal Television Society (RTS), a leading educational charity dedicated to promoting the art and science of television.…
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Screen Scotland relaunches £1m Project Post Fund
The Project Post Fund is designed to encourage large-scale film and TV productions to undertake their post-production and VFX work in Scotland. More information here: https://www.screen.scot/funding-and-support/funding/pgf-project-post
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UK DCMS Committee Issues Recommendations to Safeguard Film & HETV Industry
The committee's report contains numerous findings on the state of the UK film and TV industry, as well as recommendations that the government could take to address key issues. On April 10, 2025 a UK Department of Culture, Media and Sport Committee published a report on British film and high-end television (HETV) based on…