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That link is broken, here it is again screen.scot/news/2024/dece…

BBC Scottish commissioning row deepens broadcastnow.co.uk/bbc/bbc-scotti…

Abair oidhche a bh' againn aig screening airson An t-Eilean an-raoir! Taing do RTS Scotland airson an tachartas a chur air dòigh ann com-pàirteachas còmhla rinn agus gu BBC ALBA All3Media Screen Scotland Black Camel Pictures 📺14.01.25 air BBC ALBA 9f

This is a shocking report and raises serious questions for the BBC and Ofcom. I will be seeking meetings with both. Scotland’s growing screen sector has been a success story in recent years and must not be undermined.

A landmark in Scottish broadcasting - the first ever high-end Gaelic drama series: check out An t-Eilean (The Island) on BBC Alba, BBC4 and BBCiPlayer. Details in Edinburgh Evening News edinburghnews.scotsman.com/news/opinion/c…

Important new survey launched by Scottish Government: "seeking views on how culture and the arts are currently supported in Scotland and areas for change.” Scotland's screen sector needs to engage in this process as it's about Screen Scotland as well as Creative Scotland...

Gaelic reaching new frontiers with An t-Eilean, MG ALBA and BBC ALBA Lots of national and international coverage including The Hollywood Reporter We must build on this momentum. hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/bbc…

not Lynch's movie, i know, but god, what a sendoff

Presuming Gary wasn't available?

How did I not know David Bowie lived in Drummond Street, Edinburgh for a short period in the early 1970s. Grateful to Mark Cousins for telling me over a curry yesterday in Tuk Tuk on Drummond Street yesterday. edinburghnews.scotsman.com/news/people/da…

If you have a vote in the BAFTA film awards, before you cast it please watch MILK by Miranda Stern and THE FLOWERS STAND SILENTLY, WITNESSING by Theo Panagopoulos. Both are excellent, both deserve your vote.

Screen Scotland is funding this alongside partners. Is it your job? Would you want it to be? cultureforclimate.scot/were-hiring/

Don't think the Scottish Documentary Institute is on here, but the film they supported Theo Panagopoulos to make (with funding from Screen Scotland) won the Short Film Grand Jury Prize Sundance Film Festival. It's called The Flowers Stand Silently, Witnessing, & it's beautiful. deadline.com/2025/01/sundan…

We support our screen sector and in our budget we're providing a further £2 million towards its development. First Minister John Swinney and Culture Secretary Angus Robertson visited a TV production filming in Scotland to explore the benefits screen production brings. Watch now

The Edinburgh TV Festival seem to have left for Blue Sky but if you want to get involved with them this year then get yourself to Glasgow! Edinburgh TV Festival is holding a "town hall" at Channel 4 in Glasgow on 10th March, or Belfast on the 14th Details 👇 thetvfestival.com/town-halls/

The two Sixteen Films films - coming very soon! ON FALLING - 7TH MARCH HARVEST - 18th APRIL

Today, UK Covid-19 Inquiry heard that the government instructed PPE suppliers to prioritise English NHS settings over Scotland. Just as shocking, the government withdrew embassy support from Scottish government officials negotiating PPE deals in foreign countries.