We provide original economic impact assessments that enable our clients to develop new strategies, test new policies and make the case for their work.
We have sector-leading capabilities and cutting-edge in-house tools and capabilities for assessing the economic, social and cultural impacts made by the global screen sector.
Economic impact assessments are an important part of the policy toolkit for governments and other interested parties working in the sector, as they allow a comprehensive understanding of the industry to be presented. Aside from the direct value generated (e.g., GVA, output, employment), this can include regional variations, private investment attracted, and spillover impacts, such as screen tourism.
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Selected Examples
Economic Impact Study of Spain’s Rebates for Investments in International Film and Television Series (2024), for the Spain Film Commission
Potential Economic Impact of a National Audiovisual Production Incentive in Brazil (2024),
Economic Impact Study for Georgia’s Entertainment Industry Tax Credit (2023), for the Georgia Screen Entertainment Coalition
Economic Contribution of the UK Tax Relief-Supported Screen Sectors (2022), for the BFI
Analysis of Norway’s Film and Series Incentive Scheme (2022), for the Norwegian Ministry of Culture and Equality
Economic Impact of the New Zealand Aotearoa Screen Production Sector (2022), for the New Zealand Film Commission
Economic Impact of Utah’s Motion Picture Incentive Program (2022), for the Motion Picture Association of Utah
The Impact of Film and Television Production on Economic Recovery from COVID-19 (2022)
Economic Impact of the New Mexico Film Production Tax Credit (2021), for the New Mexico Film Office
The Cultural Dividend Generated by Ireland’s Film and Television Incentive (2023), for Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland