FILM IN ENGLAND - UK Film Council - British Film Institute

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Introduction Newcastle Bridge photograph by Graeme Peacock, courtesy of Northumbria Tourist Board
2.1 Establishing the FILM COUNCIL 2.1.1 In July 1998, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) announced its intention to establish the FILM COUNCIL. A UK-wide body, the FILM COUNCIL is designed to ensure that Government funds are invested strategically. The FILM COUNCIL has two overarching aims: ■ To develop a sustainable UK film industry ■ To develop film culture in the UK by improving access to, and education about, the moving image. 2.1.2 Following the appointment of Alan Parker CBE as its Chairman, the FILM COUNCIL was launched on 2 May 2000. The launch document ‘Towards a Sustainable UK Film Industry’ was the first public statement of the FILM COUNCIL’s overall industrial and cultural aims, its objectives and its initial funding programmes. 2.1.3 The Government has set 13 goals for the FILM COUNCIL, which are to: ■ Provide leadership and guidance for the industry ■ Act as an interface between the industry, its representative bodies and the DCMS ■ Promote film activity in the nations and regions and ensure that national and regional bodies work in concert to contribute towards the FILM COUNCIL’s goals ■ Improve education about the moving image ■ Extend and improve access to film culture and film heritage, serving the diverse geographical needs of the UK’s nations and regions, and recognising the differing needs of rural, suburban and metropolitan locations ■ Support innovative film-making, to develop film culture and encourage creative excellence and nurture new talent ■ Support and encourage cultural diversity and social inclusiveness ■ Help maximise inward investment ■ Help maximise exports ■ Attract more private finance into film in order to catalyse the emergence of new structures ■ Improve the quality of British films and ensure they receive appropriate exposure ■ Promote and encourage use of digital technology ■ Help ensure an adequate supply of skills and new talent. Film in England 9 2 Introduction
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