Date: Tuesday, 11th March 2026
Time: 4:30 pm GMT / 5:30 pm CET / 11:30 am ET / 8:30 am PT
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SPI partnered with the European Film Commissions Network (EUFCN) on this ninth edition of the awards

This blog outlines the key developments picked up from the Creative Technologies International Scans in 2025.‍ ‍

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

If you work professionally in the UK’s DCC sector we would like to hear from you. The survey is linked here.

Leon will be a speaker in the Breakfast Roundtable, Stimulating screen – exploring policy levers to achieve a sustainable and culturally vibrant screen sector.

A presentation on Economic Impact Reporting as Strategy on Friday 13th February 2026

The study will also include key recommendations to inform future interventions and actions to address and support the findings.

The awards are open to studios, production companies, film commissions, locations, suppliers and service providers working across the film and television sector. The qualifying period is 1st September 2024 – 13th March 2026.

Available from 12th to 17th February

A CoSTAR Foresight Lab report by SPI into the rapidly evolving relationship between AI, policy, and the screen sector

Anna will be attending 23-30 January 2026

The study was commissioned by Oxbelly AMKE, and presented to Government and the Hellenic Film and Audiovisual Center S.A.

The study will evaluate the economic impact of the regional incentive uplift, including benefits for rural communities and the state overall

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The Roadmap sets out a bold, practical plan for the future of the Philippine film industry. Drawing on extensive analysis and best-practice frameworks, it outlines the actions needed to drive sustainable growth over the next decade.

SPI will once again be partnering on the Global Production Awards, celebrating outstanding and sustainable work in the world of film and television production, locations and studios

The study was funded by the British Council’s Western Balkans–UK Creative Skills Development Fund, with a focus on the effectiveness, relevance, and impact of SFF’s CineLink Industry Days programme

The panel discussed how the MENA region is building world-class production ecosystems, delving into the power of infrastructure, incentives, and regional collaboration in attracting international productions

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