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BBC Education is looking to commission 15 short films for the Bitesize Careers website and further social media content to showcase a range of roles within the football industry.

Twenty standalone films will be commissioned from Nations-based production companies for a new BBC YouTube-first documentary channel aimed at 16-24 year-olds.

Producers with a track record in successfully delivering immersive work can apply for up to £150,000 in funding from the BFI's Expanded Screen Fund to support screen-based immersive projects.

Original live action and animated feature film producers can apply to the BFI's Discovery and Feature film funds which award up to £1,250,000 to projects.

A grant 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.

Channel 4 has introduced a new proof-of-concept, £500k development fund designed to back big, original British unscripted formats building on the channel’s recent run of bold, returnable series.

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

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.

MPTS returns to London this May for its 10th edition, bringing together over 12,000 attendees from across the industry for two free days of panels, networking and sessions.

Nesta's Greener Homes Development Fund offers a £10,000 non-recoupable grant to develop an idea into a production-ready project.

North East Screen has launched a new programme supporting established companies in the region to develop commercially viable IP, products and services for the screen sector.

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.

Scotland-based producers can apply for funding to support financial progression of projects.

Producers can now apply for the BBC Comedy Collective, a supercharged bursary scheme for filmmakers from across the UK who want to develop their careers in scripted comedy.

Applications are now open for the Venice Gap-Financing Market, an opportunity for UK filmmakers to meet decision-makers and secure financing for co-production projects.