SPI has presented the results of its studio feasibility study for Croatia, commissioned by the Croatian Audiovisual Centre (HAVC).

Featured in World of Locations magazine, published by Media Business Insight, the Index is compiled by SPI and updated twice annually.

Olsberg•SPI has delivered the results of its Production Infrastructure and Capacity Audit (PICA) of Sweden at two industry presentations in Gothenburg and Stockholm on September 23rd and 24th.

The Association of Film Commissioners International (AFCI) has released today Best Practice in Screen Sector Development, a new report by Olsberg•SPI that examines effective strategies and policies used by governments around the world to maximise their share of the high-value screen production market.

Rotorua’s Steambox Films collective and the region’s film office, Bay of Plenty Film, have announced the engagement of Olsberg•SPI to undertake a feasibility study into the establishment of a film studio in the Bay of Plenty.

Olsberg SPI have been retained by the Netherlands Post-Production Alliance (NPA) to conduct a study into the post-production and VFX sector in the Netherlands.

SPI has been contracted to undertake a Customer Needs Analysis for Business Finland.

Screen Business – a major new analysis of the UK’s Screen Sector Tax Reliefs researched and written by Olsberg•SPI with Nordicity – has been published today by the British Film Institute.

Olsberg•SPI have been commissioned by the Sarajevo Film Festival to assess the impact which the festival has had on the City of Sarajevo over the course of its 23 editions to date.

The State of the UK Independent Film Sector, a major independent study undertaken by SPI for UK producers' body Pact, was today launched at BAFTA's headquarters in London.

New production incentives in Poland and Finland have been announced, following strategic advice from SPI in both instances.

Olsberg•SPI today published our economic impact study of the Norwegian Film Incentive, which was previously presented at the Haugesund Film Festival.

Olsberg•SPI’s impact evaluation of the EU Audiovisual Media Service Directive’s “Country of Origin” rule – written on behalf of the Commercial Broadcasters Association (CoBA) – was formally launched at the European Parliament today.

Olsberg SPI have been retained by Tourism NI to study the value of Screen Tourism to Northern Ireland, following the approach taken by our pioneering research for Creative England in 2014.

Screen Australia has retained SPI to undertake a new project on the cultural value of the Australian screen sector.

SPI Chairman Jonathan Olsberg presented emerging findings of a major study currently being undertaken for UK producers' body Pact at the Screen Film Summit in London today (December 10).

SPI’s report on the Cultural and Audience Contributions of the UK’s Film, High-End Television, Video Games, and Animation Programming sectors has been published by the BFI.

A new report from SPI which sets out recommendations to grow the UK video games industry by £1bn by 2020 is being launched at a high-level event in Parliament on Tuesday, 3rd November.

Olsberg•SPI recently completed an extensive independent evaluation of the Council of Europe's Eurimages Fund, with the study resulting in a number of recommendations.

Olsberg•SPI carried out a research and analysis study into two important programmes which Northern Film and Media ran in recent years: The Network Television Investment Fund and the subsequent Content Fund Extension.