Screen Scotland - Broadcast Content Fund
Screen ScotlandScotland£10k – £500k
Who can apply
TV production companies that have a substantial base in Scotland or are involved in a co-production with a Scottish production company.
What it funds
Funding is available to support broadcast content development and production in any genre in Scotland. The fund encourages the: development of new projects scaling-up of already successful activities production of commissioned programmes There are 2 routes to funding: Broadcast Content Development Funding – supports the development costs of a single project (usually with a grant of between £10,000 and £50,000) or a slate of projects (with a grant of up to £100,000) Broadcast Content Production F
Last checked against the official source: 3 Jul 2026. Scheme parameters are set by the funder and can change — verify before applying, or let us do it for you.
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