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25/12/2025

Season’s greetings from Screen Yorkshire.

We wish everyone a wonderful Christmas and want to thank all those who have worked with us, trained with us, or followed Screen Yorkshire over the past year.

From crews and creatives to those developing ideas behind the scenes, your talent and commitment continue to shape Yorkshire’s screen industry.

Whether you’re taking a well-earned break, catching up on films over the holidays, or quietly planning what comes next, we wish you a restful and inspiring festive period.

Thank you for being part of our year.

🎥❄️

🎄Festive Season Update from Screen Yorkshire.Our office will be closed from Monday, 22nd December until Monday, 5th Janu...
19/12/2025

🎄Festive Season Update from Screen Yorkshire.

Our office will be closed from Monday, 22nd December until Monday, 5th January. In the meantime, we’ll be sharing some of our previous articles and content we’ve created over the past year.

🎬✨Stay tuned as we revisit some highlights – we hope you enjoy them!

Enjoy the festivities, and see you in the New Year! 🎇

Christmas Office Closure 🎄The Screen Yorkshire office will be closed from the end of today and will reopen on Monday 5 J...
19/12/2025

Christmas Office Closure 🎄

The Screen Yorkshire office will be closed from the end of today and will reopen on Monday 5 January, 2026.

A huge thank you to everyone for your support this year. We’re so grateful to all those we’ve worked with, trained with and connected with across Yorkshire’s screen industry.

We hope the break brings some rest, good company and plenty of great films and TV, especially stories shot in, set in or inspired by Yorkshire.

We look forward to seeing you in the new year and wish you a really lovely festive season.

If you’re looking for something a little different to do in the lead-up to Christmas, this weekend’s screening at Hyde P...
18/12/2025

If you’re looking for something a little different to do in the lead-up to Christmas, this weekend’s screening at Hyde Park Picture House in Leeds is well worth a visit

The final event in Stronger Than Love: ¡Too Much Mexican Melodrama! brings the tour to a close with Victimas del Pecado / Victims of Sin (1951), a dazzling noir musical directed by Emilio Fernández.

Cuban-Mexican icon Ninón Sevilla stars as a nightclub dancer drawn into a shadowy world of cabarets and organised crime, delivering unforgettable musical sequences along the way.

The film screens at 2pm on Sunday 21 December, with an introduction from Film Quarry.

Curated by Invisible Women through a feminist lens, the programme celebrates bold aesthetics, heightened emotion and women’s voices both on screen and behind the camera. It’s also a rare chance to see classic Mexican cinema on the big screen in Leeds.

More information and tickets check out

Yorkshire on screen in 2025It’s been a year of bold stories, distinctive voices and productions filmed across the region...
18/12/2025

Yorkshire on screen in 2025

It’s been a year of bold stories, distinctive voices and productions filmed across the region. From major TV drama to documentary and feature film, our Yorkshire Content Fund has supported work with cultural and economic impact.

Take a look back at the projects supported this year, and what’s coming next in our latest article 👇
https://www.screenyorkshire.co.uk/news/a-year-in-yorkshire-storytelling-2025/

Meanwhile, over in Harrogate, our Screen Crafts and Digital Skills cohort is already deep into their first week, at The...
11/12/2025

Meanwhile, over in Harrogate, our Screen Crafts and Digital Skills cohort is already deep into their first week, at The Crown Hotel. They have been hearing fantastic talks from brilliant industry partners including Tungsten Media and Viridian, gaining real insights into the changes happening across the screen sector, and learning how to build flexible, adaptable skills to work broadly across the industry as it continues to evolve.

Here are a few pics from last night’s get together for the Mayor’s Script Diversity Programme. It was such a brilliant e...
11/12/2025

Here are a few pics from last night’s get together for the Mayor’s Script Diversity Programme. It was such a brilliant evening and we were so lucky to have Paul Andrew Williams, writer and director of Dragonfly, with us to share his insights and wisdom. It was also lovely to see members of last year’s cohort, some of our industry friends and partners, and students from our other programmes all coming together to celebrate the end of the year. Our CEO Caroline Cooper Charles joined us too, making the night even more special.

A huge thank you to the Mayor of West Yorkshire for making this programme possible, to our brilliant Senior Head of Talent Jo Schofield for putting it together, and to our fantastic cohort of writers who participated. What a way to round off the year.

We’re pleased to share that EXTRA GEOGRAPHY, supported through our Yorkshire Content Fund, will receive its world premie...
10/12/2025

We’re pleased to share that EXTRA GEOGRAPHY, supported through our Yorkshire Content Fund, will receive its world premiere at the 2026 , selected for the World Cinema Dramatic Competition.

Directed by , written by , produced by , and adapted from a short story by Rose Tremain, this film explores friendship, girlhood, and first love through the eyes of two best friends at an English girls’ boarding school, who set out on a summer mission: to fall in love with the next person they see.

We’re thrilled to see this story make its debut on the global stage.

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09/12/2025

It’s day two of . Come and say hi if you are around. We are on the mezzanine CO1 as part of Screen Alliance North.

Still Time To Sign Up For Our Wednesday Event! Screen Yorkshire is celebrating the newest cohort of writers from The May...
08/12/2025

Still Time To Sign Up For Our Wednesday Event!

Screen Yorkshire is celebrating the newest cohort of writers from The Mayor's Script Diversity Programme.

To mark the occasion, we'll be hosting a special fireside conversation with Paul Andrew Williams, writer and director of the award-winning feature film Dragonfly, who will be sharing insights into his work as a filmmaker and screenwriter.

We're also delighted to welcome colleagues from The Unit, and BFI Film Hub North, who will be joining us, along with other industry guests for this informal evening of conversation, collaboration, and festive networking.

Date: 10th December
Time: 6pm-9pm (fireside chat 7pm-7.45pm)
Where: The Tetley, Hunslet Road, Leeds LS10 1J.
(10 minute walk from Leeds train station).

Register your interest in joining the celebration:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-mayors-script-diversity-programme-industry-networking-event-tickets-1976457493568?aff=oddtdtcreator

08/12/2025

Here we are at FOCUS, ready for a busy few days here at the . Come and see us on the Mezzanine at C01

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