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The British Screen Advisory Council (BSAC) is a force for unity that uniquely brings together many of the most influential people in the audiovisual industry today. It is an independent industry funded body, originally established by Harold Wilson's government in 1975.

With British audiovisual expertise and talent the envy of the world, Government recognises the role of the industry as a driver of economic growth and creator of wealth, as well as reflecting and promoting our cultural life.

The Council is committed to serving this country's audiovisual industry by enhancing its prosperity, effectiveness and reputation.

For a current list of BSAC Members or Associate Members, or for more information on Membership, please see the Membership section.

BSAC is a founding signatory of the Equalities Charter for Film.

The next BSAC Film Conference will be held on 6 March 2008.

The guest speakers at the January BSAC Council Meeting will be Lord Triesman, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Intellectual Property and Quality, and Ford Ennals, Chief Executive, Digital UK.

The guest speaker at the February BSAC Council Meeting will be Sir Michael Lyons, Chairman, BBC Trust.



Honorary President

Lord Attenborough of Richmond upon Thames

Chairman


David Elstein