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The following recommendations must assist the FILM COUNCIL to progress its two overarching aims given earlier in 2.1.1. Drawing on evidence collected during the consultation process and consideration by the review team and the stakeholders, it is proposed that the Council adopt the following recommendations: 5.1 Strategic aims The FILM COUNCIL should adopt the following two overarching aims in the context of England-wide delivery: ■ To develop a sustainable UK film industry by developing the pool of creative skills and talent; developing entrepreneurial acumen and business clusters; and developing an industrial infrastructure ■ To develop film culture in the UK by improving access to, and education about, film and the moving image by ensuring that the public has access to a broad range of British and world cinema; opportunities for learning about film; access to the UK’s film heritage; and opportunities to participate in film production. The FILM COUNCIL’s commitment to promoting cultural and ethnic diversity and countering social exclusion informs both these aims. 5.2 Structural measures The FILM COUNCIL should adopt the following measures to improve the structural effectiveness of film in the English regions: ■ The FILM COUNCIL should establish a new Regional Investment Fund to ensure integrated planning for film in England along Government Office and Regional Development Agency boundaries. This should facilitate the rapid establishment of an integrated regional film agency (or, where more effective, integrated planning across existing agencies) in each region with the capacity to determine its own industrial and cultural priorities for film and to express those priorities through a three-year business plan for the region which is supported by the FILM COUNCIL. These business plans will also be an ‘investment prospectus’ for a range of potential funders or sponsors including Regional Development Agencies and Regional Cultural Consortiums as well as the FILM COUNCIL ■ Now that the FILM COUNCIL and the Arts Council of England have clarified their respective and complementary policy responsibilities, they will ensure that any DCMS grant-in-aid currently spent by the ACE in support of FILM COUNCIL policy is transferred to the FILM COUNCIL (less an adjustment for any FILM COUNCIL spend directly or indirectly via the bfi on ACE policy areas, for example, artists’ film and video). This will result in a net movement of funds from the ACE to the FILM COUNCIL. This exercise is not about allocating (or reallocating) DCMS funds between regional Film in England 41 5 Recommendations
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