The money side, solved in-house.
UK film tax relief and EIS funding are two of the most useful — and most misunderstood — tools available to an independent production. Most studios point you to an external accountant and hope for the best. We don't.
Our finance and tax specialists work inside the same building as your production, from first feasibility numbers through to the finished claim. They know what you're shooting, not just what's on the invoice — which is the difference between an incentive that's a promise on a spreadsheet, and one that's real money in your budget.
For international productions
If you're bringing a production to the UK, our team runs the feasibility numbers before you commit to a shoot date, structures your qualifying spend correctly from day one, and manages the claim process end to end — so you know what the rebate is actually worth before you've booked a single day.
For UK independent filmmakers
You don't need a studio-sized budget to get proper tax and finance advice. We offer the same feasibility and EIS guidance to UK independent filmmakers, because the biggest reason a good British film doesn't get made is rarely the story — it's the finance.
Structured finance, tailored to the production
Beyond the standard tax rebate, we also structure tailored finance arrangements for qualifying productions, including equity investment and tax-credit-backed funding models. Every production's numbers are different, so every structure is discussed individually rather than offered off a shelf.
Start a feasibility conversationWhat a feasibility check covers
Eligibility
Whether your production qualifies for UK creative industry tax relief, and what it's realistically worth.
Spend structuring
How to organise your qualifying UK spend from the start, so nothing is lost to a technicality later.
EIS access
Whether EIS funding is a fit for your production, and how to structure it correctly against the rest of your finance.
Get your numbers checked before you commit
A short conversation now can save weeks of restructuring later.
Talk to the finance team