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Economic Contribution of the UK Film Industry July 2007 • Promotion and trade – the core UK film industry has a role in facilitating trade into the UK. High quality films raise the awareness of the UK as a place to invest, not only in the film industry itself but also in other sectors. The economic value of the direct, indirect and induced effects is related to the total revenues of the core UK film industry, while the catalytic impacts are ‘spillover’ benefits for other industries, consumers and the economy more generally (as shown in Figure 3-1 below). Direct Pre-production Rights and IP creation Writing Casting Acting Production Cast Location & Set Camera Sound Lighting Special effects Post-production Editing Music Subtitling / Dubbing CGI Distribution / Exhibition Cinema Film distribution Video/DVD Film duplication 3.4. Report structure Figure 3-1: The core UK film industry and its economic impacts The rest of this report is structured as follows: Indirect Suppliers TV and other advertising Food & Beverage Construction Freight transport Manufacturing Equipment Retail goods Computers/Electronics Business Services Publicity Legal Accountancy Financial services Wider & Catalytic Effects Induced impacts Skills and Labour supply Tourism Merchandising Cultural externalities Promotion and trade • Chapter 4 focuses on the direct impact of the core UK film industry in terms of employment, GDP and investment. • Chapter 5 assesses the productivity of the core UK film industry and related indicators such as average wages, education, and skills and training. • Chapter 6 discusses the multiplier impacts of the core UK film industry – the so-called indirect and induced impacts. 11
• Chapter 7 covers the impact of the core UK film industry on tourism. Economic Contribution of the UK Film Industry July 2007 • Chapter 8 looks at the impact of the core UK film industry on the enhancement and appreciation of UK culture. • Chapter 9 looks at the value of merchandising associated with the core UK film industry. • Chapter 10 looks at the way the core UK film industry promotes the UK and its trade more generally. • Chapter 11 assesses the stimulus provided to the core UK film industry by the Film Tax Relief. • Chapter 12 summarises the overall economic contribution of the core UK film industry. 12
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