We are calling for full independent commissioning to be in place and any Channel 4 in-house production to be set up as an arm’s length commercial subsidiary to ensure fair competition for commissions.
The Government has published its Industrial Strategy including a new Creative Industries Sector Plan to ensure long-term economic growth across the UK. Find out what it means for the screen industries.
Pact's first Meet the Sales Agents & Film Distributors Summit set the scene for some valuable insights - here’s the reel recap for those who couldn’t attend...
His trusted cabin trolley may have reached its final destination, but that hasn’t slowed down our Head of Nations & Regions, Chris Curley. Read his latest update about the work Pact is doing to support members across the UK.
After nearly 25 fantastic years at the helm of Pact, John will be stepping back later this year and plans have been put in place to implement an exit strategy.
We are calling on Pact members to email their MPs using our simple letter template to help prevent Ofcom's proposals to change the Commissioning Codes of Practice.
The findings from Diamond 7.5 reveal clear improvements in several key areas, particularly in the off-screen inclusion of underrepresented communities, but a lack of progress in others.
During the Cannes Film Festival last month, Pact Deputy CEO and Director of Business Affairs, Max Rumney was re-elected to the Executive Committee of the international producers association, FIAPF.
A new licence set up by the Audiovisual Licensing Alliance covers TVs in bedrooms and communal areas at locations such as hotels, hostels and B&Bs, meaning Pact members will receive additional revenues not previously collected.
We are interrogating the regulator's proposals, which would impact quotas including the Independent Production Quota and the nations and regions quotas.
Pact members were amongst the winners at Sunday's BAFTA TV Awards ceremony, which was hosted at the Royal Festival Hall on London's Southbank by Scottish actor, Alan Cumming.
This Mental Health Awareness Week take a bit of time to assess what you’re currently doing within your organisation and on your productions to support the mental wellbeing of your teams (and yourself) and consider where there might be room for enhancements.
