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The Guild represents directors in all media: film, television, theatre, radio, opera, commercials, corporate, multimedia and new technology. It is a trade union, offering help with contracts, a campaigning voice, policy to influence the future of the industry, and advice for members to meet and share their skills.

Funds and plans education and training for over 16s in the UK. The LDA works alongside the South London Learning and Skills Council.

The PMA is a professional body of film, television, corporate and multi-media production managers. Within the film and television industry the Association provides a unique network for both freelance and permanently employed production managers.

The Writers' Guild of Great Britain is the TUC union for all professional writers working in television, radio, film, theatre, books and multimedia.

CastNet provide a free casting service to employers from Film, TV and Theatre productions. This unique service will match each casting breakdown only to actors who confirm their suitability and availability for each role.

Part funded by EM Media, this organisation has been established specifically to give advice and support to film crews coming to shoot in the UK from the Indian subcontinent.

Kwik Sweep is a fully licensed London-based waste, recycling and clearance service. They offer office, TV and film production, stage and set and events clearances.

Stellar Network is a membership-based organisation connecting the UK's film, theatre and television professionals. Offering members a unique programme of social, development and interactive opportunities, Stellar actively supports and energises the UK's community of creative talent.

The one stop shop for accessible cinema. Subtitled and audio described cinema enables people with less than perfect hearing or vision to enjoy film presented in its original and best form - the cinema. Over 160 cinemas in the UK and Ireland can now screen almost every popular release with subtitles and audio description.

This organisation delivers impartial, expert and practical business advice to London's small and medium-sized businesses.

CLP is supported by the LDA, and was established to consider and promote the needs of central London, to make it a better place in which to live, work, invest and visit.

The LDA supports the Cross River Partnership, a central London alliance delivering regeneration solutions to assist the spread of opportunities from central London to areas south of the river.

Created by businesses in the capital to provide mutual support and make London a place where business thrives.

Made up of 33 London boroughs, the Metropolitan Police Authority and the London Fire and Emergency Planning authority. It aims to give boroughs a single voice on London-wide issues like housing, education and social care. Previously known as the Association of London Government (ALG).

The London Cultural Consortium champions London’s vibrant and diverse cultural sector including the arts, heritage, museums, libraries and archives, sport, tourism, film, media and creative industries.

A 'one-stop shop' for information on all 40 of London's universities and colleges.

The LDA funds the Park Royal Partnership, a company committed to the promotion and redevelopment of Park Royal.

The Thames Gateway London Partnership is a sub-regional alliance supported by the LDA, working to deliver the economic, physical and social regeneration of the Thames Gateway in London.

An information site for London, offering up to the minute listings and independent reviews.

Justerini & Brooks is London's leading fine wine merchant. Since 1749 they have been shipping and supplying the world's finest wines to clients throughout the world.

This company was formed in 1985, but its history dates back to 1863 when the first world underground railway opened in London. London Underground are happy to accommodate film units and will do all they can to assist you with your filming or photographic requests as long as it doesn't disrupt or inconvenience the millions of customers who use the system every day.

The National Trust is a charitable organisation. They have 3.4 million members and 43,000 volunteers. The National Trust protects and keeps open to the public over 300 historic houses and gardens and 49 industrial monuments and mills, as well as looking after a variety of other natural areas and archaeological remains.

Really Useful Theatres is one of the largest theatre groups in London. They own and manage 8 theatres, including the infamous Theatre Royal on Drury Lane and The London Palladium.

TCE has specialised for over ten years in the rental of copier, print and fax equipment to film production companies within the South East of England. TCE Danwood have also developed their own unique script distribution software, 'ScriptTracker', to improve the control and distribution of scripts and document production.

Regional screen agency covering the following areas: Bath and North East Somerset.

Regional screen agency covering the following areas: Edinburgh, the Lothians and the Scottish Borders.

Regional screen agency covering the following areas: Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Rutland, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire.

Regional screen agency covering the city of Glasgow.

Regional screen agency covering the following areas: Cumbria, Lancashire, Cheshire, Merseyside, Manchester, Liverpool.

Regional screen agency covering the following areas: Tyne and Wear, Teeside, Northumberland, Durham.

Regional screen agency covering the following areas: Northern Ireland.

Regional screen agency covering the following areas: Highlands and Islands of Scotland.

Scottish Screen develops, encourages and promotes every aspect of film, television and new media in Scotland.

Regional screen agency covering the following areas: Essex, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk.

Regional screen agency covering the following areas: Birmingham, West Midlands, Herefordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire.

Regional screen agency covering the following areas: Dumfries and Galloway.

Regional screen agency covering the following areas: South Somerset, Bristol, North Somerset, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Dorset, Devon, Cornwall.

Regional screen agency covering the following areas: Yorkshire and the Humber.

As the lead body for the development of the media industry in Wales, Sgrîn has developed key schemes and initiatives since they were set up in 1997.

Regional screen agency covering the following areas: Tayside, Angus, Dundee, Perth and Kinross.

Regional screen agency covering the Wales area.