The home of environmental sustainability for film + TV. albert is leading a charge against climate change; bringing the film and TV industries together to tackle our environmental impact and inspiring screen audiences to act for a sustainable future.

Supporting, Developing & Promoting creative media industries of Wales. The British Academy of Film and Television Arts is an independent trade association and charity that supports, develops, and promotes the arts of film, television and video games in the United Kingdom. BAFTA – the British Academy of Film and Television Arts – is a world-leading independent arts charity. In addition to Awards ceremonies, BAFTA has a year-round, international programme of learning events and initiatives that offers access to the world’s most inspiring talent through workshops, masterclasses, lectures, scholarships and mentoring in the UK, USA and Asia. We inspire new and unheard voices to become the future of the film, games and television industries; we support talented people from all backgrounds to help them achieve their potential; we advocate progressive industry and cultural change; and we amplify and celebrate excellence across the screen industries. BAFTA relies on income from membership subscriptions, individual donations, trusts, foundations and corporate partnerships to support our ongoing outreach work.

A Welsh Government agency set up in 2020 to support the creative industries in Wales. Creative Wale harness the power of our creative sectors, drive growth in our economy and help build a prosperous future for our country. Our expert team connects people and businesses to foster new opportunities; provides knowledge and resources to upskill our workforce and support our trainees; and invests in ideas and people to help our creative economy flourish. Creative Wales provide support across our creative sectors – from music to animation. We also provide information on the latest training opportunities, as well as advice on funding.

Creative England invests in and supports creative ideas, talent, and businesses in film, TV, games, and digital media. It aims to grow the brightest, the best, and those with the most promise so that individuals and businesses can achieve their full creative and commercial potential. It helps identify future opportunities to grow the economy and generate jobs.

The gateway between the Film and TV industry and its workforce for this generation and the next.

SAW is the gateway between the industry and its workforce. It grows and promotes the talent, crew and services of the film and TV industry in Wales. SAW is unique and will become the industry standard in promoting the complete supply chain from one single place.

Screen Alliance Wales is a not-for-profit organisation that recognises the global potential of the film and TV industry in Wales.

Green Tourism promotes greener ways for businesses and organisations to operate, by offering their members advice on:
Reducing energy use, saving water, efficient & eco-friendly waste disposal, ethical buying, staying local & seasonal, minimising food miles, promoting biodiversity, adopting a smart, sustainable outlook from top to bottom.

The climate and nature emergency affects us all, and we all deserve a voice in what happens next. Our partners are drawn from across Welsh civil society and beyond and, together, we’re a diverse and powerful voice for modern Wales. We each have our own perspectives on what we need from our leaders. But we all agree they need to take meaningful action to protect the Wales we love and make a better future for communities here in Wales and around the world. We’re bound by a belief that the voices of the people of Wales need to be heard.

Enabling social change through art and film, whilst diversifying the creative industries
Berkshire Film Office enables people who you don’t often see represented in mainstream media, to make art and films that will better reflect them, and to voice their views and challenge others’ opinions and attitudes of them. This will result in the organic diversification of the range of people who are then able to make high-quality content and, by default, those working in the creative industries. Along the way, they will increase awareness of the marginalised views of those in society who may not otherwise have access to the resources needed to raise the profile and build awareness of their needs.