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U.K. Creative Industries Get $73 Million Government Boost as Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy Unveils Growth Plan
The British government has unveiled a $73 million package to support growth across the creative sectors.
The package includes $48.7 million allocated for the next fiscal year, targeting film exports, video game startups, grassroots music venues, and creative enterprises outside London. “From film and fashion to music and advertising, our creative industries are truly world-class and play a critical role in helping us deliver on this Government’s mission to drive economic growth in all parts of the U.K.,” Nandy said. We’re delighted to hear DCMS’s growth plan for the creative industries, and the recognition by government of the value of film and TV to the U.K. economy.
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