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- Movie and screen productions filmed in Northern Ireland have pumped £330 million directly into the region's economy since 2018, new figures show.
www.belfastcity.gov.uk/investinbelfast/connections/news/new-ni-screen-strategy-targets-£430m-economic-boosNI Screen strategy targets economic boost from film industry
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Oct 11, 2022 · Movie and screen productions filmed in Northern Ireland have directly boosted the local economy by £330m since 2018, according to new figures. And a new four-year strategy from Northern Ireland...
Jan 2, 2024 · 2023 proved to be another great year for Northern Ireland Screen with many successes across film, TV, animation, games and interactive content. Despite the challenges brought about by the writers’ and actors’ strikes in the US the industry was kept incredibly busy.
Dec 23, 2022 · 2022 was another blockbuster year for the screen industry in Northern Ireland. Content made in studios and on location in Northern Ireland was streamed into cinemas and homes globally with audiences enjoying locally made feature films, TV drama, documentaries, factual-entertainment, and animation.
Oct 11, 2022 · MOVIE and screen productions filmed in the north have pumped £330 million directly into the region's economy since 2018, new figures show. And a new four-year strategy from Northern Ireland ...
Northern Ireland Screen has developed Standards of Behaviour with the NSPCC for the safeguarding of screen industry personnel. Find out more.
Movie and screen productions filmed in Northern Ireland have pumped £330 million directly into the region's economy since 2018, new figures show. And a new four-year strategy from Northern...
Northern Ireland Screen has 3 overarching objectives: That Northern Ireland will have the strongest screen industry outside of London in the UK and Ireland within 10 years; That this industry will be supported by vibrant and diverse cultural voices that are recognised and celebrated equally at home and abroad;
