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G Appendices 8 66 Film in England Appendix G THE ARTS COUNCIL OF ENGLAND AND THE MOVING IMAGE POLICY STATEMENT While the FILM COUNCIL has been established by the Government as the strategic agency responsible for developing the film industry and film culture in the UK, the Arts Council of England (ACE) retains the lead responsibility for artists’ film and video, arts broadcasting and digital arts (in England). The ACE defines artists’ film and video as moving-image work related to fine art practice, gallery-based work, experimental film and animation, and artists’ video and work with new technologies. It includes work for broadcast and narrowcast; support of production and resources associated with it such as workshops and managed workspaces; production facilities; distribution and touring; and associated activities such as education and training. Arts broadcasting includes the encouragement of innovation in television and covers broadband, web-casting and other new distribution and transmission technologies; collaborative partnerships between different art-forms and broadcast organisations; advocacy; and arts journalism. Digital arts include the production and distribution of moving and still images by artists across the spectrum of new media and multi-media developments. The ACE’s support for these areas of activity is informed by its corporate priorities: ■ New work, experimentation and risk, and the centrality of the individual artist, creator or maker ■ New art forms and collaborative ways of working, often in or with new technology ■ Diversity and public inclusion, with special reference to race, disability and economic class ■ Children, young people and lifelong learning ■ Touring and distribution including through broadcasting, recording and electronic publishing. Through its role as a Lottery distributor, the ACE is responsible for the allocation of funds for the full spectrum of film (other than production), for example through the Arts Capital Programme, Stabilisation and Recovery and (via the Regional Arts Boards) the Regional Arts Lottery Programme (RALP). The ACE seeks policy advice from the FILM COUNCIL in relation to its Lottery-funded programmes, and where appropriate consults the FILM COUNCIL on individual allocations. There are many other areas where the ACE and FILM COUNCIL policies and responsibilities intersect: arts centres that include cinema provision; film production resources used by artists and more mainstream film-makers alike. Similarly, media convergence will make it increasingly difficult to distinguish between film and other
moving-image media practices. The ACE and the FILM COUNCIL are committed to policy coordination and investment partnerships in these areas. The ACE and the FILM COUNCIL will co-operate over ArtsOnline; Creative Partnerships; the New Cinema Fund and First Movies. The FILM COUNCIL will continue to reflect the full spectrum of the ACE’s moving image interests in education, archives and collections. ACE, September 2000 Film in England 67 8 Appendices G
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