Balvinder Chowdhary

We partnered with North East Screen to measure the impact of the organization’s past four years of investment in the region’s screen industries. The findings highlight the sector’s growing economic and creative contributions while demonstrating the value of investing in local talent, businesses, and production capacity.

The Cultural Tax Reliefs Impact Review examined three key programmes – Theatre Tax Relief (TTR), Orchestra Tax Relief (OTR), and Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief (MGETR) – to understand the economic, cultural, and social value they generate across the UK.

We were pleased to develop this report for the CRTC, which looked at the discoverability, promotion, and prominence of Canadian content across today’s broadcasting ecosystem.

Nordicity and Saffery Champness have published the findings of a new economic evaluation of the Film and TV Production Restart Scheme.

The Production Restart Scheme was the UK’s indemnity programme for absorbing Covid-19 related risks to film and TV production launched by the UK government in October 2020. The British Film Insitute contracted Nordicity and Saffery Champness to conduct the impact evaluation of the PRS, following a process evaluation that had already been completed.

ScreenSkills commissioned Nordicity and Saffery Champness LLP to prepare a forecast of labour market shortages and training investment needs in film and high-end TV production.

Screen Scotland commissioned Nordicity and Saffery Champness LLP to prepare the following study of the Economic Value of the Screen Sector in Scotland.