Leon will take part in a panel discussion titled “The Latest Developments in Tax Incentives” at 5.00pm on Wednesday 14^th October, exploring the latest developments in screen incentives

Watch the latest Beyond the Screen by SPI webinar exploring how international co-production is evolving, what makes partnerships valuable, and how these relationships can create longer-term value for producers and screen sectors

Effective 1^st October 2026, Jack Philips joins SPI as the Head of Economics. In this role, he will be responsible for the firm’s economic impact assessments and data-driven studies.

SPI Consultant Kayleigh Hughes shares her views ahead of SPI’s co-production webinar on 6th October 2026

The full report will be published in late 2026

The study was launched on 15^th September by MPA Chairman and CEO Charles Rivkin at a virtual press conference and has been covered by Deadline, The Hollywood Reporter, and Variety

Leon will deliver a session called The Competitive Edge at 10.50am on Thursday 10th, exploring why global screen incentives are so fundamental – and how they are changing

The next webinar in SPI’s Beyond the Screen series will explore how international co-production is responding to these changes, and what this means for stakeholders like producers, public funders, screen agencies and policymakers

The study, Creator Skills: Progression, Provision & Priorities, was commissioned by ScreenSkills and the BBC

The Creative Technologies International Scans look at the adoption of technologies in gaming, television, film, performance and digital entertainment across the globe

SPI consultant Joshua Dedman will be running a workshop with policymakers across ASEAN member countries

SPI has been appointed by Film Commission Zurich (FC Zurich) to assess the feasibility of introducing an automatic film and television production incentive for the City and Canton of Zurich

Joshua Dedman and Emma Openshaw will contribute to a series of panel and closed-room discussions focused on strengthening the region’s screen sector

The deadline for applications is Friday 7^th August at 6 pm BST

This episode, Beyond the Screen by SPI: Understanding Screen Production Capacity - Unlocking the Potential of Production Capacity, aired on 9th July 2026

Olsberg•SPI (SPI) has been appointed by Auckland Council to provide a clear picture of current and forecast screen infrastructure capacity and needs in Tāmaki Makaurau. SPI’s findings, and other information, will lay the groundwork to determine how NZ$30 million of funding earmarked for Auckland’s screen-sector infrastructure might be invested.

This episode, will share insights for screen agencies, governments and industry stakeholders on managing screen production capacity in an increasingly competitive global market.

The study’s scope will assess the sector’s contribution at both national and regional levels, covering audiovisual content produced in Spain between 2023 and 2025.

The panel is scheduled to take place at UK House on Tuesday 2nd June

Celebrating outstanding initiatives from film and television production companies, locations, industry bodies and studios.