Dustin Chodorowicz

Nordicity, working with Saffery LLP, evaluated the economic, social and environmental impacts of investment in The Bottle Yard Studios in Bristol, including the expansion of the Studios through three new soundstages at TBY2. The evaluation assessed impacts on production activity, employment, GVA, workforce development and the wider screen-sector ecosystem.

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.

Developed with the Quebec English-language Production Council (QEPC), this report examines trends in English-language audiovisual production in Quebec, highlighting its economic impact and the challenges facing Official Language Minority Community production.

Seven years after the original Making It Work study, we partnered with Work in Culture to deliver an updated profile of Ontario’s cultural workforce. The report explores the realities of building a sustainable cultural career today while identifying practical pathways to strengthen the sector for the future.

Profile 2025 marks the 29th edition of Canada’s leading report on the economic health of its film and television production. We have had the privilege of delivering Profile over the past three decades, helping to track not just the numbers, but the story of an industry that continues to grow and evolve.

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.