An award-winning broadcaster has spoken of her determination to tell Birmingham’s stories on the national stage, as she reflected on her career at Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce’s latest Brumbassadors event.
Two academics from the Aston Institute for Forensic Linguistics (AIFL) are featuring in a new Sky History crime series starring Vicky McClure looking at unsolved murders and miscarriages of justice.
Birmingham-based Bouden Coach Travel laid on a VIP transport service – ferrying guests to the world premiere of Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man at Symphony Hall.
A new regional agency supporting film, TV and digital content production has launched in the West Midlands, bringing the prospect of more big and small screen productions to the region.
Bangla Month 2025: Short Films is a special screening of films and documentaries by local directors and artists. It’s a space to connect, reflect, and spark dialogue where stories come to life on screen and conversations continue beyond it.
Birmingham will play host to the first World Screen Tourism Summit, highlighting and discussing the growing phenomenon of tourists visiting locations they have seen on films and TV.
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