Screen Yorkshire's mission is to support and grow Yorkshire's film, TV, games and digital industries by investing in production and creative talent. We are based in Leeds.
Screen Yorkshire invests in content production through the innovative £15m Yorkshire Content Fund. The largest fund of its kind in the UK, the Yorkshire Content Fund is funded with £7,500,000 of investment from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), which will be matched by private investment on a project-by-project basis.
Our latest investments include Peaky Blinders, '71, Catch Me Daddy, Girls' Night Out, A Miracle and Great Train Robbery.
Screen Yorkshire also invests in talent through a number of different development schemes each year, some of which are Yorkshire focussed such as The List, whilst others, like Triangle are nationwide.
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Company Registration No.: 4490352
Registered Office: Studio 3, 46 The Calls Leeds LS2 7EY
Registered in England and Wales
Complaints procedure
We are committed to providing good quality services. We recognise however, that we sometimes may get things wrong or make mistakes. To deal with this we have a complaints procedure. Download the procedure here
The Screen Yorkshire Board meet four times a year to guide our strategy and vision, support and advice on our work and evaluate our outputs.
MADE IN YORKSHIREWATCH OUR SHOWREEL
Screen Yorkshire has invested in a wide range of film and television production over the last decade, with credits including; The Damned United, Red Riding, Unforgiven, Wuthering Heights, Lost in Austen, Brideshead Revisited, This Is England, The Cottage, Hush, Mrs Ratcliffes Revolution and Bunny and the Bull.
Yorkshire has everything your production could need from stunning and diverse locations; skilled and experienced crew; good transport networks; and film friendly local authorities.
Watch the Screen Yorkshire showreel to see some of our previous investments and find out about the new Yorkshire Content Fund which has £7.5m of European Regional Development Funding to invest in content production.
