UK creative industries minister wants more Bollywood and Nigerian production to come to the UK
Chris Bryant, UK minister for the creative industries, arts and tourism at Department for Culture, Media and Sport (Dcms), has said he wants to see more Bollywood and Nigerian film production coming to the UK.
Bryant was speaking yesterday (January 28) in front of the parliament’s culture media and sport committee, in the final day of its year-long inquiry into the UK film and high-end TV sector. He wa joined by Alastair Jones, deputy director for the creative industries at the Dcms.
The committee will issue a report with its findings and recommendations from the year-long inquiry in the spring.
Bryant was speaking yesterday (January 28) in front of the parliament’s culture media and sport committee, in the final day of its year-long inquiry into the UK film and high-end TV sector. He wa joined by Alastair Jones, deputy director for the creative industries at the Dcms.
The committee will issue a report with its findings and recommendations from the year-long inquiry in the spring.
- 1/29/2025
- ScreenDaily
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