Getting funding from Screen Yorkshire
Screen Yorkshire has a number of funds which individuals or businesses can access. Our funds have specific targets which are set by our funders, Yorkshire Foward and UK Film Council, but we try to be as flexible as possible in supporting your career or business. Please be aware that our funds are made up of taxpayers' or lottery money and therefore there are strict criteria which each investment has to meet.
Business Investment Fund - if you are a business looking to grow and create economic wealth in the region we may be able to share the risk with you and invest in a project. More>
Production Fund - we can invest in production based in the region to bring inward investment, create jobs and promote the region. More>
Short Film Funding - we have various short film funding schemes which we operate on behalf of the UK Film Council. These schemes have set application deadlines and are much in demand. More>
Exhibition and Education - we distribute RIFE Lottery Funding on behalf of the UK Film Council to support audience development, cultural access, education and participation. More>
Our funds are limited so for other sources of funding click here
For funding for training click here.
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
Appeals Procedure - our appeals procedure is designed to give applicants the opportunity to challenge a funding decision if they feel that the published assessment procedure has not been followed. The Appeals Committee will not accept appeals based on artistic grounds. Download the procedure here
made in yorkshirewuthering heights
Mammoth Screen returned to Yorkshire in 2008 following the success of their shoot for Lost in Austen to film a new adaptation of Wuthering Heights for ITV. Leading contemporary screen and television writer Peter Bowker was commissioned to adapt Emily Bronte's world famous love story for the two part drama, which stars Tom Hardy as Heathcliff alongside Charlotte Riley as Cathy (pictured).
Filming took place at several locations across West Yorkshire and The Yorkshire Dales. Wuthering Heights distinguished swedish cinematographer Ulf Brantas, who swapped his native landscape for Yorkshire says:
''We had the opportunity to shoot in some amazingly beautiful locations in and around the moors, and it is hard to pick one day or a specfifc location that was my favourite. There were quite a few moments, though, when I was sincerely telling myself to try and do justice to it all.''
Wuthering Heights is supported by Screen Yorkshire through its Production Fund. The two-part drama is now available on DVD and Blu-ray.



