Screened out: Tackling class inequality in the UK’s screen industries

An interesting report on class inequality in the UK’s screen industries:

“The Screen Industries are a vital and vibrant part of the economy. A key area of competitive advantage for the UK in a post-Brexit era, they contribute over £20bn in GVA and employ over 200,000 people…But the sector faces challenges too and one of the greatest relates to diversity…the Screen Industries are failing to include and support talented individuals from a range of backgrounds and demographic groups. “  Heather Carey, Dr Dave O’Brien, Dr Olivia Gable

 

https://pec.ac.uk/research-reports/screened-out-tackling-class-inequality-in-the-uks-screen-industries 

 

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