With the recent publication of our report, The Impact of Direct Public Funding for Film and Television in the UK by Alma Economics and the release of our six MADE in the Nations & Regions films, there can be no doubt that there is a lack of direct public funding into the film and television industry in the East of England.
So we have teamed up with Royal Television Society (RTS) East to host a panel in Norwich to discuss what this means for the region, lessons learnt from other parts of the UK and what opportunities there are for things to change.
Pact members can register for free via the RTS East website.
Panellists
- Chris Curley – Director, Nations and Regions, Pact
- Debbie Gray – Managing Director/Producer, Genesius Productions
- Claire Chapman – Managing Director & Co-Founder, Norfolk Screen
- Charlie Gauvain – Managing Director, Eye Film and RTS East Vice Chair
- Steve Miller - Director of Culture & Heritage, Head of Norfolk Museums Service
- Sam Burton - Senior Investment Advisor, Creative East
Agenda
10:00am: Registration
10:30am: Screening of selection from MADE in Nations & Regions
10:45am: Panel Discussion
11:30am: Q&A
12:00pm: Networking in Cinema City café
13:00pm: End