Pinewood Shepperton has signed an agreement to advise the Welsh government on a new £30 million television and film investment fund.
Pinewood, which the Manx government bought a ten per cent stake in for £12.2 million, will promote and market the fund for Wales.
Pinewood will also lease a studio converted by the Welsh Government in Cardiff, called Pinewood Studio Wales.
Ivan Dunleavy, Pinewood Shepperton’s chief executive, says the new fund will boost the Welsh film and television sector.
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