Global Production Awards: final call for entries
(1).jpg)
The entry deadline for Screen International’s inaugural Global Production Awards is Friday March 17.
Applications are open to all organisations and companies working in the film and TV industry including studios, production companies, film commissions, location, suppliers and manufacturers and any services involved in film and TV production.
The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony at the Cannes film festival in May 2023.
For more information including the complete list of categories, please visit the Global Production Awards website.
Jay Roewe, senior vice president at HBO, has also joined the expert judging panel. Previously announced judges include Elvis producer Schuyler Weiss, president of production and development at Bazmark; Amazon Studios’ head of worldwide production and post-production, Tim Clawson; producer and former Sundance executive Bird Runningwater; and the Association of Film Commissioners International’s (AFCI) executive director, Jaclyn Philpott.
The judging panel has been invited and assembled by specialist strategy consultancy Olsberg SPI, whose CEO Jonathan Olsberg and managing director Leon Forde will be co-chairing judging panels, along with Screen International editor Matt Mueller.
The Global Productions Awards is in association with Screen’s sister brands KFTV and Broadcast.
Also on The Knowledge
The BFI unveils new filmmaking fund
The BFI National Lottery Filmmaking Fund is now open, with £36.6m allocated over three years for fiction feature films UK-wide.
UK to reform film and high-end TV tax reliefs with only marginal rise expected
The UK is to reform its film and TV tax reliefs, introducing new expenditure credits with a headline rate of 34% for films and high-end TV programmes and 39% for animations and children’s TVprogrammes. The reform will change the way relief is calculated.
BFI and Screen Producers Australia announce UK Connect programme delegations
The BFI and Screen Producers Australia (SPA) have announced the UK and Australian companies selected to participate in UK Connect -- a new initiative and Australian market first between SCREEN FOREVER and the BFI.
Welsh prodcos win funding to research innovative content
BBC Cymru Wales and Media Cymru have awarded two Welsh production companies funding to research and develop (R&D) innovative content.
Bronte sisters drama among Series Mania co-pro pitch finalists
A coming-of-age drama about the Bronte sisters from The Fall exec Patrick Irwin is among the series selected for the co-pro pitch competition at Series Mania.
UK and Austria sign Memorandum of Understanding at Berlinale
The British Film Commission (BFC) and FILM in AUSTRIA have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at this year’s Berlin International Film Festival, strengthening ties between the UK and Austrian screen industries.
