We would like to provide advance notice to cultural and creative organisations based in Scotland, of our intention to seek Expressions of Interest for Multi-Year Funding from April 2028. The call for ...
Screen Scotland has published the latest figures detailing the screen sector’s impact within the Scottish economy. The research shows continued economic growth in Scotland’s film and television sector ...
In July 2022, Screen Scotland Education Team invited practitioners from Early Years Education, Primary and Secondary Schools, Further and Higher Education Institutions, Film and Screen Educators, the ...
The 79th Edinburgh International Film Festival will run from 13-19 August 2026, under leadership from CEO and Festival Director Paul Ridd and Festival Producer Emma Boa, and will continue to ...
Screen Scotland hosts a Microsoft Team within Glow, Education Scotland’s school intranet, with over 800 members from across the country. This provides: A networking space for educators who want to ...
UK actor, writer and director Morven Christie is making her feature directorial debut with Witch Light, a drama set in Scotland in 1692 against the backdrop of the massacre of Glencoe. Screen Scotland ...
2023’s economic impact study on the value of the Scottish screen sector and its sub-sectors and activities, plus impact on wider economic activity across Scotland. Scotland remains home to a vibrant ...
A young couple get married with high ideals and hidden pasts. An intimate exploration of traumas and how to negotiate shame, anger and love. Kenny and Kerry marry with secrets that almost blow their ...
March 2026, where it won the Sandbox Films Science Pitch Prize. First coined in 1973 by anthropologist Dana Raphael the word “matrescence” encompasses the physical, psychological, emotional and social ...
A vivid, immersive and visually striking portrait of a key contributor to the satirical Mad magazine and the publication’s far-reaching influence on culture. Rich in history, art, politics and ...
The Knowledge and Research team at Creative Scotland supports Screen Scotland by helping to articulate outcomes, set baselines for measurement of impact and develop a monitoring and evaluation ...
Adapted from the novel by Elena Poniatowska, Leonora in the Morning Light highlights the life of surrealist artist Leonora Carrington, with a focus on two key periods of her life. In 1930s France, ...
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