British Film Commission

"Our film infrastructure across the UK is the envy of the world. The British Film Commission will ensure it is sustained, informed and supported by awareness and strategic intervention at the sharp end of the wider international business"

Producer Iain Smith (The A Team, Children of Men),
Chair of the BFC Advisory Board

The British Film Commission (BFC) is the national body in charge of attracting, encouraging and supporting the production of international feature films in the UK. With offices in the UK and the US, the BFC provides free professional advice to help make productions in the UK a reality.

The Prime Minister David Cameron has announced the extension of the UK's Film Tax Relief until at least 2015. The Film Tax Relief is the Government's targeted tax break for the British film industry and it ensures the UK can maintain its position as one of the most popular destinations for film-makers across the world. Read more.

Opportunity at the British Film Commission: Vacancy for Executive Vice President, US Production. Based at the BFC's LA offices.
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Entering the UK

» Guidance on visas, insurance and transferring equipment

British Film and Tax Relief

» Does your production qualify?

Crew

» Find the UK's top technical talent

FAQs

» Answers to your questions about filming in the UK

Studios

» World-class stages and facilities

Locations

» How to access locations across the whole of the UK

Why Shoot in the UK?