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.

Danish business magazine Mandag Morgen has published an analysis on European fiscal incentives, considering the case for the introduction of such a scheme in Denmark.

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

To assist the British Film Industry (BFI) in developing its international strategy, Olsberg•SPI in association with David Steele have delivered analysis and advice to the BFI on the current state of the global film sector and the UK industry’s place within it.

The latest issue of Makers, a magazine focused on global production published by The Location Guide, features an article by SPI on the challenges and opportunities created by the current high levels of film and television production.

SPI’s Associate Director Leon Forde will moderate a panel on issues related to global production and capacity at the Focus event in London on December 4th.

Olsberg SPI's Jonathan Olsberg and Andrew Barnes presented a report today at the Industry@Tallinn and Baltic Event strand of the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival on Trends and Expectations in the World of Fiscal Incentives aimed at supporting media production.

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

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.

SPI is to present a session on its screen tourism work at the 14th Brennpunkt eTourism conference.

Olsberg•SPI's Associate Director Leon Forde will moderate a panel at Cineposium in Los Angeles. Held annually by the Association of Film Commissioners International (AFCI) Cineposium runs September 20-21.

Olsberg•SPI’s Associate Director Andrew Barnes will be speaking on two panels at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival.

SPI is to undertake an evaluation of the impacts of measures provided for in Italy's Law No. 220 of November 14th, 2016.

Olsberg•SPI has joined the Association of Film Commissioners International (AFCI) as a Preferred Think Tank Affiliate Member.

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.

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North Star Film Alliance, an innovative project focused on the creation of a joint film region between Finland, Estonia and Latvia, has retained SPI to undertake strategic consultancy work.

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

New research on risk on the UK independent film industry has been published by the Institute for Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship at Goldsmiths, University of London.