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Stephen Merchant's comedy thriller The Outlaws returned to BBC One earlier tonight for a third series... This third series was filmed at The Bottle Yard Studios and on location in and around Bristol. Made by Big Talk Studios and Merchant's own company Four Eyes, The Outlaws follows a group of strangers from different walks of

Bristol has won the coveted City of Film Award at the 2024 Global Production Awards, presented during Cannes Film Festival. The annual awards held by leading film trade publication Screen International, took place at Mademoiselle Gray d'Albion Plage, Cannes, recognising outstanding and sustainable work in the world of film and TV production, locations and studios.

The third series of hit spy-thriller Alex Rider, starring Otto Farrant and Vicky McClure, exclusively premieres on Amazon Freevee on Friday 5th April... The latest series was filmed at The Bottle Yard Studios and across Bristol with support from the city's Film Office last year. Produced by Eleventh Hour Films, Alex Rider is based on

Boarders, a brand-new comedy drama, launched on BBC Three after filming entirely in Bristol and the South West last year... The six-part high-energy series, created by Bafta-nominated Daniel Lawrence Taylor, follows the lives of five talented black inner-city teenagers navigating their way through an alien world – the British public school system. Line Producer, Carleen

A new skills training programme to support creatives looking to break into behind-the-camera roles on scripted film and high-end TV productions made in the West of England will launch later this month. Metro Mayor Dan Norris, who leads the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority: "The West of England is fast becoming the Hollywood of

Fresh funding to support new local entrants to high-end film and TV sector

A new skills training programme to support creatives looking to break into behind-the-camera roles on scripted film and high-end TV productions made in the West

A new skills training programme for film and high-end TV productions made in the West of England will launch later this month.

The head of studios at Dock 10 discusses sustainability, Bristol and the changing landscape

Annual figures released by Bristol Film Office, which marks its 20th year of operations this month, show that film and TV production was worth an estimated £20.1 million to Bristol's economy in the 2022-23 financial year. Councillor Craig Cheney, Deputy Mayor and Cabinet member for Finance, Governance and Performance: "We are proud that Bristol is