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BBC Children's is looking to commission digital-first titles to reach kids and young people on YouTube.

The BBC is offering production companies development funding for five original comedy scripts penned by Liverpudlian writing talent in partnership with Liverpool Film Office.

Independent production companies with a substantive base in Northern Ireland can apply for the BBC's tender to produce the long-running BBC Two series.

Producers are invited to submit ideas for feature documentaries and series for the BBC's pop music portfolio.

Producers can apply for non-recoupable grants of up to £150,000 for non-fiction feature films.

Original live action and animated feature film producers can apply to the BFI's Impact Feature Film Fund which awards up to £1,250,000 to projects.

Producers with documentary feature film projects in active development, production or post-production can apply to participate in a group attendance to the EFM's DocSalon in Berlin.

A £623,000 fund offering grants to filmmakers to support travel to selected international festivals and showcase events, labs and co-production forums.

Pact members benefit from an exclusive six months with no monthly account fee, access to preferential FX rates for international productions, fast account opening and multi-currency payments.

Eligible organisations can apply for funding between £1k and £100k for projects or programmes lasting up to 18 months.

Pact members can access free props from Entertainment Marketing Group for use across film and TV productions, helping teams save on production budgets.

The ESFUF’s final 2026 funding call is open to feature-length fiction, documentary and animation projects co-produced by Ukrainian production companies.

Ffilm Cymru's Career Booster Fund offers up to £5,000 of flexible grant funding to producers born or based in Wales, who have a clear plan to boost their trajectory in film.

LumoTV is inviting pitches for deaf-centred drama projects across a range of genres, including comedy, action-led stories and vertical drama.

Unscripted production companies can apply for up to £15,000 to support on-the-job training and progression for those at mid to senior level stepping up into a new role.

Northern Ireland-based production companies can apply for funding for the development and production of scripted and non-scripted projects.

PropUp Project is offering Pact members a free impact report on first-time clearances.

Scotland-based producers and filmmakers can apply to receive funding to support international festival and market attendance.

UK production companies with narrative feature film projects or high-end scripted drama and comedy projects can apply for up to £500,000 investment.

Filmmakers based in Scotland can apply for funding for screen projects across all genres.