PI demo film - now showing!
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We launched Production Intelligence around ten years ago, and the service has gone from strength to strength, with more than 9600 projects currently listed on the site.
Our subscribers comprise a wide range of industry professionals, all of whom service the film and TV production sector – which is currently exploding with more content being created than ever before.
Production Intelligence has become a vital tool for anyone needing fully-confirmed, first-hand information about features and scripted TV dramas that are due to film in the UK, or with UK involvement.
The site details prep and shoot dates, locations and studios and key production hires and HoDs. For anyone interested in finding out more, you can now watch a bespoke video (below), which illustrates some of the key features and highlights of being a PI subscriber...
So get your tux on, reach for the popcorn, sit back and enjoy!
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