The UK film industry is abuzz with reactions following the introduction of Labours new employment rights bill. Industry leaders are weighing the implications for workers rights and the potential impact on the creative sector. Many believe that enhancing employment rights could lead to better job security for freelancers and crew members, who often face uncertain […]
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UK Culture Committee Advocates for Freelancers Commissioner and Enhanced Royalty Protection
The UK Culture Committee has recently called for the establishment of a Freelancers Commissioner to advocate for the rights and protections of freelance workers in the creative sector. This move comes as part of a broader conversation about the challenges faced by freelancers, particularly regarding fair compensation and job security. The committee emphasized the importance […]
UK Film Production Expenditure Soars by 56 Percent Reaching 56 Billion in 2024
The UK film production industry is experiencing a remarkable surge, with spending predicted to rise by an impressive 56 percent in 2024. This growth is largely driven by a combination of film and high-end television production, which collectively is expected to reach a staggering £56 billion. This increase marks a significant rebound from previous years […]
UK Autumn Budget Boosts VFX Tax Relief and Drops Generative AI Exclusion
The recent UK Autumn Budget has brought significant changes to the visual effects (VFX) industry. Notably, the government has confirmed an uplift in tax relief for VFX, a move that is set to invigorate the sector. This financial boost is seen as a strategic effort to enhance the UKs position as a global leader in […]