British film and high-end TV 2: Evidence session with Minister and BFI
Tuesday’s evidence session will give MPs the chance to raise with the Minister and the BFI, as the non-departmental public body responsible for film and high-end TV, the wide range of issues touched on during the inquiry, ahead of a report from the Committee this spring.
Meeting details
MPs are likely to ask about the impact of the new Independent Film Tax Credit and other existing and potential tax incentives for British film and high-end TV. There could also be questions on supporting skills training in the industry and the implications for the sector of the Government’s proposals on AI and copyright.
The Committee could also ask about support and funding for independent cinemas, as proposed by the BFI in its written evidence to the inquiry.