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Image of Adrian Wootton, Film London's CEO; Peter Davenport, Chair of LoTSA (the London Trading Standards Authorities); and Alex Kuye, Young Mayor for Lewisham; at the London launch of Fake Free

Fake Free London By 2012

The largest ever collaborative campaign to combat DVD piracy has been launched in the capital - at an event chaired by Adrian Wootton, Chief Executive of Film London.

Fake Free London, a pilot of a new anti-piracy initiative, aims to stamp out piracy for the Olympic Games in 2012 – making the capital a ‘fake free’ zone.
 

Image of a crew filming in a street locationNew Legislation

Road closures can now be granted by the Traffic Authority specifically for the purpose of filming on London's streets and highways.

Film London Artists' Moving Image Network (FLAMIN) logo Film London Artists' Moving Image Network

This project supports London-based artists working in moving image in all its forms.

Still from I See You - a production that filmed on the Millennium Bridge, amongst other iconic London locations. Picture courtesy of Eros International Indian Productions' Guide to London

Designed to help any crew from South Asia bringing a production to the capital.

Image of Sainsbury's first TV advertisement (broadcast in 1958) from the The Sainsbury Archive, Museum in DocklandsDigital Film Archive Fund

Film London has launched a brand new fund - supporting public access to regional screen heritage.

Still from Afro Saxons - a project supported through Film London's Black Film Exhibition Publicity FundBlack Film Across London

A bumper packed programme with something for everyone. Don't miss it!

Still from This Way Up - an animated short that was supported through FFF, allowing it to compete internationally in Ottawa Film-makers' Festival Fund (FFF)

The 2009/2009 scheme is now open for applications.

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