Past Events

Pact members are invited to join our Annual General Meeting held as both a hybrid and in-person meeting at 11:00am on Wednesday 10th December.

Pact members are invited to attend this co-production day in partnership with the Canada Media Producers Association (CMPA) ahead of Content London.

Pact members can apply to attend this years' Series on Board: London in collaboration with Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA).

Join this session to cut through the microdrama buzz and uncover if and how the fast-growing format can create real opportunities and open new revenue streams for production companies.

Join this session with Creative Zero to learn how to streamline your productions with smart, sustainable power solutions that cut costs and emissions without compromising performance.

Film members are invited to a day of virtual 15-minute one-to-one meetings with leading international sales agents and distributors to pitch projects, discuss opportunities and explore collaborations.

Join TAP Lead Heloise Beaton and BBC Head of Creative Diversity Jessica Schibli to learn about TAP's work in 2025 and the support available to producers as we strive towards full inclusion.

Join this session for updates on US immigration and visas under the current presidential administration and what they mean for the film and TV industry.

Join BBC Creative Diversity Partner, Iyare Igiehon, for a session on delivering equitable, inclusive and culturally competent hair and makeup services on set.

In this follow-on session from Understanding the Law on Sexual Harassment in the Workplace, we will explore the steps you can take to help prevent issues and handle allegations of sexual harassment when they arise.

Join us in Belfast for an opportunity to engage on current issues and catch up on the latest developments impacting Northern Ireland’s producers.

This event will set out what UK production companies need to do to comply with the law around sexual harassment in the workplace, with a focus on updates which came into force in October 2024.