Wales has become a thriving centre for the creative industries, particularly film and TV production, thanks to its stunning landscapes, government support, and robust creative ecosystem. In 2021, the Welsh screen sector experienced impressive growth, with a turnover of £575 million, a 36% increase from the previous year. The country’s investment in filmmaking has multiplied its economic output, attracting a wide range of productions, from local TV dramas to Hollywood blockbusters.
Wales offers seven studios with 822,705 square feet of shooting space, luring major production companies. ICC Wales, a purpose-built conference centre, has become a popular filming location, generating £1.2 million in economic value for the region. Its versatile spaces have been featured in various dramas and TV shows, cementing its reputation in the industry.
ICC Wales’ ability to transform spaces and provide convenient site access for productions has made it an attractive choice for filmmakers. It also plays a crucial role in nurturing local talent and bolstering the creative ecosystem in Wales.
For Welsh viewers, the inclusion of their homeland in international productions fosters civic pride, showcasing the events sector as a force for societal change.
ICC Wales, Ian Edwards, Georgina Carr, Amy Phillips, Sarah Ameson, Jordan Hallett, Dicky Burgess, Gemma Savage, Danielle Bounds, Keshara Kapilarathne, Nancy Mollett, Tara Wallbanks, Cheynise Hall, Grace Baldwin, LinkedIn News India
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