creative thank you
Productions that have recently contributed to the SIF:
360 A Trap for Cinderella Anna Karenina Blood Bomb Bond Borrowed Time Boxing Day Breathing Broken
Cameraman: The Life and Work of Jack Cardiff
Cirkus Columbia Cutting Loose Dark Shadows Dreams of a Life Eight Minutes Idle Fast Girls Flying Blind Good Vibrations Gravity
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
Hyde Park on Hudson In The Dark Half Jack the Giant Killer Kelly+Victor Kill List
Last Passenger Les Miserables
Life
Man for a Day Man Up My Week With Marilyn Now is Good
Production Title Amount Received Quartet
Seven Psychopaths Shadow Dancer Shell
Sightseers Skyfall
Snow White and the Huntsman
Spike Island Streetdance 3D 2 Swandown The Angel’s Share
The Berberian Sound Studio
The British Guide to Showing Off The Hive
The Nine Muses The Story of Film Tony
Unconditional Under the Skin Welcome to the Punch
Since 1999, productions filmed in the UK have shown commitment to the industry’s future success by contributing over £8 million to the Skills Investment Fund (SIF).
As part of the UK film skills strategy, A Bigger Future, Creative Skillset has invested this money to meet the needs of the industry, with additional support from National Lottery funds from the BFI.
Thank you to all the productions that have contributed to the SIF and are helping to keep the UK film industry amongst the best in the world.
Special congratulations to the SIF contributors selected for Festival de Cannes 2012:
• The Angel’s Share (In Competition) • Broken (Opening Film, Critics’ Week)
• Sightseers (Special Screening, Directors’ Fortnight)
To view the full list of SIF contributors and for more info:
www.creativeskillset.org/SIF
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