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The Study investigates the feasibility of a new video game development incentive in Croatia and advises on its potential economic impact.

The White Paper builds on the original report published in 2019, providing an up-to-date analysis of global production incentive trends

The roadmap will underpin the FDCP’s main priorities of strengthening the country’s domestic film industry and expanding the potential to attract more international productions. 

Senior industry representatives will join regulators, academics and other stakeholders from the telecoms, media and technology stakeholder communities for two days of discussions on the big questions and issues facing the sector

During the one-hour sessions, members of the SPI team will present key findings from the updated report, which expands upon the pioneering 2019 study

Leon and Jonathan were both discussed in separate Screen Daily articles regarding their participation at the Saudi Film Confex

Leon will be moderating the panel How A.I. Revolution and Technology are Shaping Filmmaking and Jonathan will be participating on the panel The Growth of International Content and Potential Investments

The key findings document summarises important considerations, key areas of best practice and ineffective practices from the report’s seven research areas.

The study has been covered by industry-leading outlets such as Deadline, Variety, Screen Daily, and Kinótico

Leon will also moderate the panel Adapting to Change: Diverse and Proactive Approaches in Film Commission Strategy

The study aims to understand how the tax incentive in international audiovisual production has influenced the Spanish economy

The study is a full update of the groundbreaking 2019 analysis, fully expanded to account for the changes in the global screen sector since 2019

The presentation will take placeon Sunday, 22 September at the San Sebastian Film Festival.

Jonathan will also be hosting one-on-one consultations with film commissioners and partaking in the panel, ‘Economic Impact & Government Collaboration - How to respond when challenged on economic development benefits’,

The study examines the current position of Brazil’s audiovisual production sector globally, and considers the potential for a new federal incentive in the country

SPI has been commissioned by the Republic of Benin, to undertake a comprehensive study that will provide recommendations for the development of the screen industries in the country

SPI has created a pilot methodology for crew mapping and forecasting skills shortages in the UK’s scripted film and high-end television workforce

Kayleigh Hughes will be drawing from SPI’s extensive incentive design and tracking

Leon will present findings related to the economic impacts of audiovisual production