Scottish Government reaffirms pledge to separate Screen Scotland from Creative Scotland with increased funding
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Emily Godwin
Summary
Scottish Culture Secretary Màiri McAllan has reaffirmed the SNP's commitment to separating Screen Scotland from Creative Scotland, the country's arts funding body. Speaking at Holyrood, McAllan stated that the manifesto pledge includes increased funding for the film and TV development body, aiming to accelerate industry growth, attract inward investment, expand domestic production, and build skills and infrastructure.
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