What’s next for UK producers as Brexit saga continues?

As the date for Britain to leave the EU is pushed again, many in the kids industry are hanging in the balance. Access to Creative Europe funding and employment are among their top concerns.

October 31, 2019

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Animation UK, Brexit, Cake Entertainment, Children's Media Conference, Colin Williams, Creative Europe Media, Ed Galton, Jellyfish Pictures, Lupus Films, Magic Light Pictures, Pact, Phil Dobree, Robert Specterman-Green, Ruth Fielding, Sixteen South, UK Screen Alliance

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Jeremy is the Features Editor of Kidscreen specializing in the content production, broadcasting and distribution aspects of the global children's entertainment industry. Contact Jeremy at jdickson@brunico.com.

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What’s next for UK producers as Brexit saga continues?

As the date for Britain to leave the EU is pushed again, many in the kids industry are hanging in the balance. Access to Creative Europe funding and employment are among their top concerns.

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What’s next for UK producers as Brexit saga continues?

As the date for Britain to leave the EU is pushed again, many in the kids industry are hanging in the balance. Access to Creative Europe funding and employment are among their top concerns.

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