Best Practice in Strategic Sector Development

- Strategic Sector Development- Global Production Policy- Design and Development of Production Incentives
Written By Chelsea Sherman
Actor on a green screen film set. Project on Best Practices for Strategic Sector Development by Olsberg Spi.

Client: Association of Film Commissioners International (AFCI)

Location: Worldwide

This major 2019 study for the Association of Film Commissioners International (AFCI), provides a detailed overview of the effective strategies and policies used by governments around the world to maximise their share of the high-value screen production market. 

The research provides insight into the methods that established and emerging markets alike use to successfully build competitive screen sectors, and contains best practice findings across automatic incentives, workforce capacity, capacity building in physical infrastructure and services, and film-friendliness.

The report also contains a fully-updated Global Incentives Index, collating information on all 99 automatic production incentives in operation in countries, states, and provinces around the world.

Chelsea Sherman
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