Sarajevo Film Festival has been granted support by UNESCO to execute a study on its cultural, economic and social impact on Sarajevo and Bosnia and Herzegovina, which will be conducted in cooperation with Olsberg•SPI. 

An Irish Times article on Ireland's aim to become a global centre of excellence for film references the economic analysis and strategy undertaken by Olsberg•SPI with Nordicity for the Irish Government.

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.

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's evaluation of the impact of the Irish Screen Sectors – including Film, TV, Animation, and Games, and conducted with Nordicity – was published today at the launch of the Irish Government's €200 million Audiovisual Action Plan.

Olsberg•SPI's evaluation of Australia's screen production Offsets, undertaken for the Australian Screen Association, was published today.

Today, two influential Australian publications - The Australian newspaper and Inside Film - previewed Olsberg SPI's forthcoming evaluation of the Australian Film Offset system.

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.

Olsberg•SPI has been retained by FilmTT to develop a strategic plan for the film and audiovisual sector in Trinidad and Tobago.

The Global Incentives Index 2017, a detailed overview of all automatic national, state, and province-level incentive mechanisms compiled by SPI has been published in World of Locations. 

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.

Olsberg•SPI with Nordicity has been contracted today by the British Film Institute to undertake a fresh evaluation of the Impact of the UK’s screen sectors, following on from our 2015 evaluation.

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 groundbreaking research into the Cultural and Audience Value of the Australian Film and TV Sectors was launched today at the Screen Forever conference by Australia's Minister for the Arts, Mitch Fifield.

Jonathan Olsberg today presented the emerging findings of Olsberg SPI's groundbreaking research into the economic contribution of film and television drama production into the other creative sectors.

Olsberg SPI will present the emerging findings of our diversity research for AFTRS at a symposium in Sydney on the 1st of September. This research considers global best practice in addressing diversity, and will be published later in 2016.

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.