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Isle of Man Film is a regional screen agency, part of Isle of Man Government ’s Department of Economic Development. They drive inward investment in relation to film and the creative industries. Since 1995 Isle of Man Film has built a worldwide reputation, [citation needed] having co-financed and co-produced over 100 feature film and ...
Digital Creation Isle of Man (DCIOM) provides loans to approved content production and related enterprises in media such as TV & Film, Animation, Games & Video, Technology Innovation and Content Distribution. The main objectives of the funding are to encourage job creation, exchequer benefit, build and maintain the media sector on the island, and its […]
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The Isle of Media is the national development agency for the thriving Isle of Man video, television and film sector. Set up as a not-for-profit Public Private Partnership with the Isle of Man Government to drive inward investment in Digital Media and foster the indigenous industry and talent, we provide pro-bono advice to develop your next media project on the Isle of Man.
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Following a five-hour debate in 2012, the Isle of Man Government invested £24 million in the iconic UK-based company, in exchange for up to 20% of shares. A further £25 million was also handed over for management by Pinewood Shepperton. The 75-year-old film studio, which is home to the James Bond and Harry Potter films, is controlled by manx-based ...
The annual Isle of Man Film Festival runs for five days in September each year, and celebrates the growing film industry on the Island. Movie-goers are invited to special screenings and introduced to industry professionals, whilst Mannin Shortsruns a competition for Manx residents to produce short films. Click hereto read our interview with 2013 wi...
Many natural history and general interest programmes have been recorded in and around the Island and its waters - from episodes of 'Coast' on BBC1 to 'Islands of Britain' on ITV1. The population of Basking Sharks in particular are carefully monitored, and have been the subject of programmes such as 'Britain's Secret Seas' and 'Countryfile'.
In 2014, ITV4 agreed a new five-year deal to televise the TT races. Fifteen highlights programmes in one-hour slots will be screened, with many of the shows featuring same-day highlights from the Isle of Man. Further afield, another five-year agreement has been made - with Velocity Channel in the USA. Seven one-hour race shows are to be screened wi...
The Isle of Man on film since 1995. The Isle of Man has built a world-wide reputation, having co-financed and co-produced over 100 feature films and television dramas since then, all filmed on the Island. A selection of these are featured below: Where Hands Touch (2018) Mindhorn (2016) Spooks: The Greater Good (2015) Honour (2014) Dom Hemingway ...
The Isle of Man Arts Council has announced the opening of a new Short Film Fund, which will provide funding of up to £15,000 per project. The aim of the fund is to increase the quality of short films produced in the island whilst attracting experienced, professional filmmakers with a commitment to using the local community as cast and crew on ...
The Isle of Man Arts Council has announced the opening of a new Short Film Fund, which will provide funding of up to £15,000 per project. The aim of the fund is to increase the quality of short films produced on the Island whilst attracting experienced, professional filmmakers with a commitment to using the local community as cast and crew on ...
