Peppa Pig courtesy of The Elf Factory and Entertainment One animation
What we do
We are the collective voice for animation in the UK, to cement our position as a distinct part of the creative and screen industries, support our business value and celebrate our art and excellence in the UK and on the international stageHow we do it
We proactively raise issues, drive the debate and lobby to influence Government and its agencies and other organisations making decisions that affect our membersHow we do it
We constantly scan the horizon for opportunities and threats that arise for our members and then seek to influence the outcome to their advantageAdvocacy and advantage
As well as being advocates for the animation sector, we provide benefits for our members such as exclusive business intelligence and access to export marketsWho we interact with
We seek to influence UK Government, MPs and Peers, Government Departments, Opposition Spokespersons and Regional and Local Government, UK Public Sector Broadcasters and OFCOMWho we interact with
We liaise with the Creative Industries Council, Creative Industries Federation, ScreenSkills, National and Regional Screen and Creative Agencies, British Film Institute and other creative sector trade organisations.Dennis and Gnasher: Unleashed! courtesy of Beano Studios, animation by Jellyfish Pictures
Our History
Since it’s inception Animation UK has highlighted the cross sector strengths of the Animation sector and worked on behalf of the children's Animation industry to campaign for the introduction of Animation Tax Credit, which successfully came in to force in early 2013. This had an immediate positive impact, doubling investment in animation production.Our History
In 2016 recognising common goals, Animation UK joined in partnership with UK Screen to form the UK Screen Alliance and create a single strong advocacy body for the animation and visualisation sectorEarly Man © Aardman Animations
Sarah and Duck, courtesy of Karrot Animation
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