The Knowledge 2024 - deadline approaches
The new edition of The Knowledge is due out in early December and we are now nearing the deadline for bookings!
We are delighted that, in this age of digital-first, we continue to field enquiries pretty much all year round about when the next print edition is due out.
Now cantering towards middle age as it hits its 37th year, The Knowledge remains a vital, one-stop shop for UK film and TV production professionals.
From animals to agents, and from camera crew to caterers, the directory is packed full of essential production services around the nations and regions.
Not just found on production office desks in the UK, The Knowledge is now also seen by many overseas producers planning their inward investment projects, arming themselves with as much key information about the UK production landscape as possible.
Can you afford not to be seen?! Raise the profile of your offering to the key decision-makers and budget-holders and book your space now.
Also on The Knowledge
Joe Lycett to take on water companies
Channel 4 has ordered a new documentary that will see presenter Joe Lycett investigate the UK’s waterways have become so polluted and why water companies have been allowed to pump out sewage.
ITV launches trio of diversity funding pots
ITV has opened up a trio of diversity funding pots for TV writers, as part of its overall Diversity Commissioning Fund that launched earlier this year.
Studios Spotlight – Behind the Scenes at The Depot, Liverpool
The latest focus in our Studios Spotlight is Liverpool’s The Depot which, in the two years since it opened, has hosted several high-profile film and HETV shoots, including Paramount+’s much-anticipated Sexy Beast prequel series.
Shinfield Studios nears final phase of construction
Shinfield Studios, due to become the UK’s largest film and TV studio development, is nearing completion of its final construction phase.
Stephen Graham, Phil Temple back prize for working-class writers
Stephen Graham and Hannah Walters’ Matriarch Productions and Phil Temple’s StudioCanal-backed Birdie Pictures are teaming up on Grass Routes, a new initiative to help writers from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds kickstart their careers and gain proper access to the TV industry.
Building sustainable productions requires financial incentives say experts
"There are lessons that can be taken from other industries that are further ahead in the [sustainability] agenda."
