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This research was conducted to inform a review of the British Board of Film Classification’s (BBFC) sexual and sadistic violence policy. The research was commissioned because the BBFC consider an important...
An independent report commissioned by the UK Film Council and carried out by Oxford Economics. It looks at the economic impact of the core UK film industry and identifies and quantifies the economic benefits...
In May 2011 Lord Chris Smith of Finsbury was asked by the Minister for Culture, Communications and the Creative Industries, Ed Vaizey MP, to lead an eight-strong independent Panel of film industry experts in...
Report by the BFI’s Research and Statistics Unit giving details and statistics on films broadcast on the UK’s terrestrial channels during 2011, with comparative figures going back to 2002.
This is an independent report commissioned by the DCMS, which highlights where the BFI, Government and the UK film industry need to build on recent successes. Among its recommendations are a programme to...
This report describes and analyses the market for audiovisual works in the EU Member States and the EEA contracting parties; provides the Commission with the necessary information to define a set of...
Report of a symposium held in London on 26.10.2011 and featuring delegates from the BFI and the University of Hertfordshire. The main aim of the day was to present the opportunity to explore ways in which...
This Green Paper looks at the ways in which the audiovisual sector is changing in response to technology developments and consumer expectations. It invites stakeholders to comment on the challenges and...
'Opening our eyes’ is the second phase of work following on from the initial report ‘Stories we tell ourselves: the cultural impact of UK film 1946-2006’, commissioned by the UK Film Council to...
This report draws on two years of work by some 50 professionals in the higher and further education, media, museums, libraries and archives sectors. The report emphasises the ubiquity of audiovisual,...
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