The UK Screen Investment Programme
The UK Screen Investment Programme (UKSIP) is an annual national programme supporting growth, collaboration and investment across the UK screen sector.
Delivered in partnership with the Hertfordshire Growth Board, UKSIP brings together industry, investors, local authorities and government through a year-round programme of meetings, roundtables and international engagement – culminating each autumn in the UK Screen Investment Summit, the flagship moment in the calendar. This year’s summit will take place on Thursday 19 November at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly.
Together, we are shaping the future of the UK’s screen industry.
Latest news
ScreenSkills has launched Powering Production: Identifying Skills Needs in the UK’s Screen Sector, a new report on the skills needed...
An image from the first feature film to be funded by the Liverpool City Region (LCR) Production Fund – ‘A...
BPI’s Sophie Jones has been appointed as the Royal Television Society’s new CEO. Jones is currently the BPI’s (British Phonographic...
Productions backed by Northern Ireland Screen have generated more than £477 million for the local economy in just four years,...
The North East Shared Success Fund, a vital initiative supporting creative businesses across the region, has awarded funding to a...
The BFI has awarded £9m to 23 projects exhibiting and distributing ambitious, audience-facing film and immersive projects of national scale....
Featured sessions
From creative powerhouse to strategic industry: What the UK must do to protect its world leading status in screen production
A new golden era for UK screen: Soft power, storytelling and global cultural reach
Latest speakers
Rebecca Hawkes
Kate Bull
Louise Conolly-Smith
James Taylor-Tovey
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BOOK YOUR PLACE
Tickets for the 2026 UK Screen Investment Summit, in partnership with Hertfordshire Growth Board, are available at the early bird rate of £375 +VAT until Friday 26 June. Public sector employees can purchase tickets at £325 +VAT throughout the campaign.
