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In the past decade, British film and television has been attracting large audiences and positive attention from critics. Analysts are confident that the UK can increase its global share of the entertainment market but, in order to fulfil is potential, British film and television needs financing.
Founded by Gary Collins, Red Rock Entertainment aims to attract investment to the UK entertainment industry. More investment means British filmmakers can become more ambitious, hiring globally recognised actors, commissioning cutting-edge scripts and expanding the range of what’s possible with special effects. With strong investment, we can help produce British film and television that’s capable of delighting audiences all over the world.
Punching above its weight: How UK film and TV competes in the global market
The movie capital of the world used to be Hollywood. Historically, most investment went to Hollywood films and American television. Why? Because Hollywood movies produced reliable profits.
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