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The BBC and NBCUniversal are seeking a new, original IP and are inviting UK production companies to create, develop and pitch bold formats designed to captivate audiences on both sides of the Atlantic. 

Independent producers in the North East are invited to submit expressions of interest for the BBC’s first-ever digital-focused accelerator, aimed at fast-tracking the growth of digital-first content in the region.

Pact members can register to attend the BBC Academy's Climate Creatives conference in October online or in-person at the Royal Geographical Society in London.

Producers are invited to pitch 45-minute standalone films for a new series of In My Own Words for BBC One.

BBC Three is inviting independent producers to pitch single 30-minute current affairs documentaries for young audiences on iPlayer and YouTube.

Producers can submit project applications for the Official Selection (feature films) and Co-Pro Series (drama series) at the Berlinale Co-Production Market, taking place in February

Production companies can apply for support in the development of original live action and animation feature films.

Grants of up to £150,000 per feature documentary film or immersive non-fiction project are available.

Funds of up to £150k are available for new immersive, non-fiction projects including VR, AR and mixed-reality stories.

This research and development fund for documentary feature films provides support of up to £10,000, depending on the level of experience of the producer involved.

A grant to support travel to selected international festivals and showcase events, labs and co production forums.

Scripted and unscripted producers from minoritised ethnic-owned indies can apply to this year's fund for the chance to win a commission.

Independent production companies in Wales can pitch ideas to be considered for the Channel 4.0 Creator Clash funding strand.

TAP have commissioned free online training sessions to build awareness of the 5As and how to integrate them in different areas of the industry.

Grants of up to £2,500 are available to screen businesses in England to subsidise the cost of working with an expert to support specific company goals.

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

ScreenSkills is calling for indies to participate in Discover! Creative Careers month this November.

Welsh and Wales-based filmmakers can apply for Ffilm Cymru Wales' funding towards the development or production of feature-length film projects.

Filmmakers with short-form projects can apply for the second round of Future Takes, a high-budget shorts fund awarding between £60,000 and £90,000 to up to six projects.

Global Discounting is a finance partner for the TV and film sector and can offer Pact members a practical way to unlock liquidity and take control of payment timelines.