The national development agency for the arts.

The UK's leading organisation promoting and rewarding the best in film, television and interactive media.

The official website of the British Board of Film Classification, the independent regulator of the film and video industry in the UK.

The British Federation of Film Societies offers support to start up and develop film societies.

BECTU is the independent union for those working in broadcasting, film, theatre, entertainment, leisure, interactive media and allied areas who are primarily based in the UK.

The lead body for film in the UK. The BFI also runs the National Film Theatre, the London Film Festival, the BFI IMAX Cinema, and the world's largest film library and educational resource.

The BKSTS encourages, sustains, educates, trains and represents all those who are involved in the business of providing moving images and associated crafts in any form and through any media.

Providing a wide range of essential services to the creative and cultural industries sector.

Equity is the only trade union to represent artists from across the entire spectrum of arts and entertainment. The main function of Equity is to negotiate minimum terms and conditions of employment throughout the entire world of entertainment and to endeavour to ensure these take account of social and economic changes.

A non-profit making organisation of professional Location Managers working within the film, television and advertising industries, formed to maintain standards of professionalism within the industry with regard to filming on location.

Film Distributors’ Association website featuring news and release dates.

The Guild works on behalf of its members to improve employment opportunities, offer professional advice and to lobby the government on issues which affect the industry.

The national training organisation for broadcast, film, video, interactive media and photo imaging.

MEDIA is a six year programme of the European Union to strengthen the competitiveness of the European film, TV and new media industries and to increase international circulation of European audiovisual product.

Women in Film and Television UK (WFTV) is a membership association open to women with at least one year's professional experience in the television, film and/or digital media industries.

The official professional organization for the film commissioners who assist film, television and video production throughout the world.

Regional industry news, information and listings.

Film Network is the BBC’s interactive showcase for new British film-makers, screening three new short films in broadband quality every week. The purpose is to expose new talent and create a platform for short films.

Black Diaspora Film Network (BDFN) is a space for those interested in the exhibition and promotion of Black Film and a place for the those active in the area to share thoughts. The network of festivals and film-makers contributing to this blog was brought together by Film London's cultural leadership programme for Black film exhibition.

Broadcast news online.

Cinando.com is a real time updated database dedicated to cinema industry professionals. It offers an XXL panorama of the film industry: contacts, profiles, films on sales, projects in development, and even screenings schedule during the main markets.

The best in art house, independent and quality mainstream cinema.

The new documentary website brought to you by the Documentary Filmmakers Group in association with the British Council. It's a one-stop shop for documentary, created especially for those interested in the art and craft of documentary film-making.
http://thedfg.org/courses/

Digital Deli's aim is to create a virtual market place for film-makers, musicians, writers and games designers to exhibit, sell and chat about their creations, with both others in the industry and to their customers.

The UK Film Council's Diversity Toolkit is an online resource for everyone in film. It is part of the industry's drive to enable all sections of society to be part of film in the UK - in audiences, in film content and as part of the workforce. It explains how diversity can open up creative and commercial opportunities and gives practical advice and resources to help all areas of the industry contribute to the film sector's diversity goals.

Support services, production and post production directory.

Film & Festivals is a free online digital magazine. Each themed issue brings you news and reviews from local and international festivals, along with special features on the world of independent film-making.

Search for information about international film festivals.

Classified ads for new and used equipment relative to the film, broadcasting and media industries.

An international, non-profit making, professional trade association representing commercial film/audiovisual, stills and sound libraries as well as interested individuals such as facility houses, professional film researchers and producers working in the industry.

A movie review and film-making website primarily aimed at the UK market.

The world’s leading provider of imagery, film and digital footage.

A sourcing, advertising, promotion and marketing directory for the film TV, video and broadcast industry.

Use Kemps to search for over 35,000 production services companies from 65 countries worldwide.

The definitive UK source of contacts within the film, TV, video and commercials production industries.

Discover Kodak's rich heritage, innovative breakthroughs, and cutting-edge technologies. A company that ranks as a premier multinational corporation, with a brand recognized in virtually every country around the world.

Independent media directory for the UK, lists websites, addresses, telephone numbers, programme schedules, live links and more for all areas of the online media.

MediaBase is a fully searchable database that focuses entirely on production and post-production activity in the UK. Aimed at producers and production managers, the site is designed to make the job of researching productions and facilities as easy as possible.

A website for film fanatics, film-makers and digital artists in South London.

A new service which offers free intellectual property advice for London’s creative people.

Shooting People is run by film-makers for film-makers. They send essential daily email bulletins to facilitate all questions and needs of independent film-makers.

An international production crew resource with listings, equipment, rates and tips.

The UK's only completely free resource for independent film-makers, crew and actors.

TheScreen.biz aims to be the main source for viewing the latest and best in British independent film, as well as offer an alternative platform for film-makers to promote their work.

TV-bay.com is a global online market to place and view adverts for equipment for sale in the broadcast, film and video industries.

The CCF is an independent £2.5m equity fund that helps talented entrepreneurs and businesses in London’s Creative Industries achieve their potential by providing seed capital investment and business support.

Engaging the business community in promoting and improving London, using the vision, energy and skills of business leaders to shape and secure the capital’s future.

London’s Underground provides a unique and instantly recognisable backdrop for filmmakers and photographers. They are happy to take requests for filming, contact Kate Reston on 020 7918 3610 for further information.

The Mayor represents London and Londoners, in the UK and internationally. He takes a strategic look at what is happening in London, drawing up policies for the social and economic development of the city.

An invaluable city guide, including information about entertainment venues such as cinemas.

The integrated body responsible for the capital's transport system.

UK Trade & Investment is the Government organisation that provides support for UK companies looking to develop their international business. It also provides support for overseas companies wishing to invest in the UK.

VisitBritain is the new organisation created to market Britain to the rest of the world and England to the British.

Representing a huge variety of houses, apartments, beach properties, bars and clubs.