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BFI to support free screenings to grow audiences for UK cinemas

We’re partnering with elevenfiftyfive to deliver a three-year pilot to boost new audiences for UK and international independent film.

BFI's ten-year strategy – Screen Culture 2033: progress updates

BFI £586m for Julie's Bicycle and albert

The BFI is funding two industry leaders to provide a range of resources to help industry tackle the climate and ecological crisis. Julie’s Bicycle and BAFTA albert have been awarded £586,755 of National Lottery funding over three years (2023-2026).

BFI awards £9.6 million over three years to support screen production, workforce development and training across the UK

From total of £14.7 million BFI National Lottery funding for skills, initial roll out sees £8.1 million to six partners across the UK to lead BFI Skills Clusters, and £1.5 million to ScreenSkills to provide bursary support for skills development.

BFI funds £9.6m training through Skills Clusters

The BFI is using £9.6m of National Lottery funding over three years to support skills development and training across the UK, through national and regional Skills Clusters, which include London and the South East.

BFI invests £6.48 million to grow audience engagement, with details announced for 17 projects across the UK

BFI National Lottery Audience Projects Fund aims to secure 4.67 million admissions over three years with a focus on audiences representative of the UK population.

BFI reaffirms its support of UK documentary filmmaking, investing £6 million of National Lottery funding over three years

Doc Society is named as delegate partner to fund features, shorts and to invest in talent development through the BFI Doc Society Fund.

BFI announces £14m National Lottery investment over three years for education for 5 to 18 year-olds

Funding will now focus on bringing screen culture into classrooms, deliver local grassroots activity in disadvantaged communities, support entry level practical courses and guidance to help build careers.