[ecrea] Film and Television Policies in English-speaking Countries

Film and Television Policies in English-speaking Countries
CinEcoSA International Conference
Friday 25 October 2013
Université Paris 8, Saint-Denis, G Building, Room G-2



10.00 Conference registration

10.20 Welcome address – Joël AUGROS (Université Paris 8)

10.30 FILM POLICY ISSUES – Chairs: Nathalie DUPONT (Université du 
Littoral Côte d’Opale) and Joël AUGROS (Université Paris 8)
Daniel PELTZMAN (Université de Franche-Comté)

The film and television tax credit and its impact on the California 
motion picture industry
Sian BARBER (Queen’s University, Belfast)

Power and responsibility: The British Board of Film Classification, the 
Video Recordings Act and government control over the film industry
Frédéric GIMELLO (Université d’Avignon)

The meaning of ‘quality’ in feature film policy selective aid scheme: A 
French/UK cross-cultural perspective

12.15 Lunch break

14.00 CASE STUDY 1: AUTRALIA – Chair: Nolwenn MINGANT (Université 
Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3)
Julia HAMMETT-JAMART (Wollongong University; former Manager of 
Governance, Screen Australia)

Trading(-)in National Cinema: The case for re-thinking Australian film 
policy

14.45 CASE STUDY 2: THE UNITED KINGDOM – Chair: Cecilia TIRTAINE 
(Université Sorbonne Nouvelle- Paris 3)
Roger SHANNON (Edge Hill University; former head of production for the BFI)

Film Forever? The British Film Institute and the unraveling of the UK 
Film Council

15.30 Break

15.45 WORKSHOP: SCOTLAND – Chairs: Cecilia TIRTAINE (Université Sorbonne 
Nouvelle - Paris 3) and Joël AUGROS (Université Paris 8)
Michael FRANKLIN (University of St Andrews)

Investing in digital innovation, marketing and distribution: A public 
funder’s new role in film market construction
Fabiola ALVAREZ (University of St Andrews)

The role of the Scottish National Screen Agency: Justifications of worth

16.45 Concluding remarks – Nolwenn MINGANT (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle 
- Paris 3)


This conference is organised by CinEcoSA (Cinéma, Economie & Sociétés 
Anglophones), thanks to the support of the Centre for Research on the 
English-speaking World (CREW – EA4399), the Institut de Recherche sur le 
Cinéma et l’Audiovisuel (IRCAV – EA185) and the Laboratoire Esthétique, 
Sciences et Technologies du Cinéma et de l’Audiovisuel (ESTCA – EA2302).
It is open to all. No registration fees.
For more information, please visit our website: http://www.cinecosa.com



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