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New 拢3m filmmaking fund as spending soars in Scotland
A total of 拢95m was spent on film and TV production in Scotland last year, it has been revealed.
It is the highest amount since records began a decade ago.
Avengers: Infinity War, Outlaw King, and Mary Queen of Scots, are just some of the productions filmed in Scotland recently.
Creative Scotland, which granted funding to several of those filmmakers, has now announced a new 拢3m fund for television production.
The Broadcast Content Fund, announced on the eve of the Edinburgh Television Festival, will offer money to future TV and digital projects.
It will be open to production companies that are based in Scotland, offering grants of between 拢10,000 and 拢500,000.
Some 大象传媒 TV productions filmed in Scotland have yet to be aired, including psychological thriller The Cry, starring Jenna Coleman and Ewen Leslie, which was shot in Scotland and Australia, and The Victim, a crime drama starring Kelly Macdonald and John Hannah.
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