Industry News




News release 07/05/08

Film exhibitor training opportunities

The Independent Cinema Office’s internationally acclaimed Cultural Cinema Exhibition course returns this July, offering two weeks of intensive training in all aspects of film programming. Graduates from this long-running course have gone on to fill key posts in the industry. For further information on the course and graduate testimonials, see www.independentcinemaoffice.org.uk

The ICO is also undertaking research to inform training provision for 2008-9. If you are an exhibitor, they’d like your input into the content and format of this training – please take a couple of minutes to fill in this anonymous survey to ensure your needs are addressed: www.surveymonkey.com



News release 07/05/08

DirectorME Motorola Film Makers Competition
– Win £10K!

Motorola is calling all budding Scorseses and frustrated Spielbergs to get involved in its “DirectorME” short film competition to celebrate the launch of their innovative MOTO Z10 mobile phone.  Entrants have the chance to win a MOTO Z10 and the top prize of £10,000 - enough to kick-start a career in film-making or just have some serious fun. To find out more go to www.hellomoto.co.uk.
The competition closes on 30th May.



News release 07/05/08

Sheffield Documentary Festival –
Meet the Market

Meet Meetmarket is Sheffield's international marketplace designed to match independent producers’ most innovative project ideas with UK and international commissioners and other financiers through 20 minute one-on-one meetings.  Participants’ feedback gave an extremely positive evaluation of MeetMarket 2007. The deadline for submitting your project is 12 September 2008. The festival takes place 5-9 November. Go to www.sheffdocfest.com to find out more.



News release 07/05/08

Local Homelessness Charity Launch National
Film Competition

The Society of St James, Southampton’s local homelessness charity today launches its own film competition, The Home~less Movie Competition. The film competition asks only that the film be about homelessness and run no longer than three minutes. The competition is open to national filmmakers as well the charity’s service users and will offer a ‘buddy’ system to link up people who have experienced homelessness with filmmakers. The competition will be judged by a panel of professionals in the fields of homelessness and film, with a glitzy awards ceremony in December. For more information on the competition, rules or entry please contact Holly Barnes-Thomas on 023 8063 4596 or holly@ssj.org.uk or click here



News release 07/05/08

MEDIA International – Call for Entries

MEDIA International is a new initiative that supports training, distributor and/or cinema networking activity between EU member states and third countries worldwide. Applications are accepted in one of the following areas (Lots) of activity: continuous training for professionals, promotion of cinematographic works and cinema networks. Pre-registration deadline is June 1st. Find out more



News release 07/05/08



MA in Feature Film at Goldsmiths

Goldsmiths, part of the University of London and a Skillset Media Academy, are currently inviting entries for their 1 year MA in Feature Film. The programme adopts a bilateral approach to the idea of cultural production through cinema. A core course on feature film will offer a comprehensive approach to the research and development of feature films, culminating in a project which can be taken into the market place. Deadline for submitting your application is 2nd June. Read all about it here



News release 07/05/08

Bexleyheath Film Festival – Entries Invited

Pointless Taxi Productions in partnership with Bexleyheath Shopping Centre and Cineworld Bexleyheath are holding the first Bexley Film Festival on 11th June 2008.  Anyone wanting to submit a film for consideration should send it in DVD format to Pointless Taxi Productions,  Neighbourhood Services, 2 Nuxley Road, Belvedere, DA17 5JF.  Please remember to include your contact details so that you can be kept informed if you are successful. Note that the organisers will be unable to return films so please don't send your only copy.  Submitters should hold all copyright to their films and successful entrants will be required to sign confirmation of this. 
Closing date: 9th May 2008



News release 07/05/08

Peter Greenaway to Open b.TWEEN ‘08

Peter Greenaway will lead the conversation at b.TWEEN 08. He will be joined by a host of industry gurus over the 19th and 20th of June at Museum of Science & Industry in Manchester. b.TWEEN is a unique cross media gathering where interactive ideas are seeded, shared and sold. It connects talent scouts from big companies and talented indies with big ideas. Nowhere else will you find such a diverse gathering of influentials and pioneers: all hungry to explore what can happen when the worlds of Advertising, Creative Technology, Film, Games, Mobile, TV and Web collide. For more info click here



News release 07/05/08



Raindance Film Festival - Open for Submissions

The 16th Raindance festival will run 1-12th October, as ever showcasing features and shorts made by independent filmmakers from all around the world to an audience of film fans, journalists, acquisition executives, actors, producers and directors. Each year thousands of films are submitted in just about every genre, which makes Raindance a highly competitive festival. Deadline for entries: 20th June. Go to www.raindance.co.uk to find out more



News release 07/05/08

Call for entries for the 2008 edition of Exposures

The UK's leading competitive festival for student film and moving image is now inviting entries. This year the festival is extending its reach both in terms of the type of work that it’s looking for and where it’s taking place: Not only will it consider film work, it will also consider all moving image work, such as video and mobile ‘phone pieces, animation and visual art installations. And this year, for the first time, the festival will take place both at Cornerhouse and Urbis in Manchester for five days in November (23rd-27th).
Closing date for entries is 31 July.
See www.exposuresfestival.co.uk for full details.



News release 07/05/08

ProMotion Hire Discount Offer

Brighton’s ProMotion Hire company are currently offering 20% off hire rate for Screen South filmmakers.
To find out more please visit www.promotionhire.co.uk.



News release 07/05/08

Screen Leaders – Call For Applications

Screen Leaders is a strategic company development programme devised for experienced owner/managers working in film, television production, animation and post-production facilities.
The programme is designed to enhance business expertise in the key areas of personal management, strategic planning and opportunities in the international marketplace.  Screen Leaders will consult with the participating companies to ensure that the content is custom designed to address their specific needs. The deadline for this year’s programme (which starts in July) is 30th May. Find out more



News release 17/04/08

Professional Grant Proposal Writing Workshop

The Grant Institute's Grants 101: Professional Grant Proposal Writing Workshop will be held at the University of Greenwich, June 25 - 27, 2008. The Grant Institute's Grants 101 course is an intensive and detailed introduction to the process, structure, and skill of professional proposal writing. This course is characterized by its ability to act as a thorough overview, introduction, and refresher at the same time.
For more information visit www.thegrantinstitute.com



News release 17/04/08

Going To Cannes? Why not take a look at the NPA’s FREE Survival Guide?

As well as putting on a whole host of events and services working toward Cannes and during the festival itself, every year with the support of Kodak the New Producers Alliance publish their annual NPA Cannes Survival Guide. You can download it here, it’s FREE!! To view the extensive range of training courses the NPA provide visit www.npa.org.uk



News release 17/04/08

New FREE Filmmakers Networking Bulletin
Board now online

A new filmmakers bulletin is now online, and should prove a useful resource for filmmakers in the region. If there are any questions you’d like to ask, or views you’d like to exchange with fellow filmmakers, click here



News release 17/04/08

The Insight launch New Website & Newsletter

The Insight have just launched their new website, with news on cutting edge free screenings and exciting announcements about upcoming special events. The new website has new features such as a calendar on the home page, as well as a list of their latest courses. But perhaps the most exciting new addition is their screening room, where they will be showing highlights of their masterclasses and Q&As. Go to www.insighteducation.org.uk



News release 17/04/08

New Vision Website Showcases
Cinematographers’ Work

A new specialist web page provides an area for up-and-coming DOPs to show their work online. This will enable the work to be seen by a wide range of London production companies and should help build contacts and networking within the industry. Go to www.visionatwizzo.com to find out more.



News release 17/04/08

Son of Rambow Competition

A new short film competition created to mark the release of Son of Rambow is inviting submissions of original short film (5 minutes maximum) by 12 May 2008. The makers of Son of Rambow will judge the entries and the winning entry will be included in the Special Features section of the Son Of Rambow DVD! To enter visit the competition section of www.sonoframbow.com



News release 17/04/08

New Community of Music Video Filmmakers & Distribution Arm from Radar

Born out of two years’ experience running record label music video competitions, Radar has created a worldwide community of music video filmmakers, with revolutionary intentions... The site connects talented new filmmakers online with labels and bands looking for low budget music videos. The site will regularly advertise commissions from record labels and bands. Over 500 filmmakers have already signed up say Radar. Radar is also developing a distribution arm. Representing copyright cleared music videos made by members, they are already distributing content to 10 IPTV sites, in addition to the Radar Picks channel on the website. Go to www.RadarMusicVideos.com to find out more.



News release 17/04/08

Upcoming Courses From the London Film School

The London Film School have just announced their range of short and part-time courses for the coming months, with the emphasis being on hands-on, intensive learning experience. Among the numerous courses on offer, Sean McCann will host a week-end workshop on Improvisation for directors and screenwriters on 10th & 11th May, whilst Alexander Mackendrick will lead a 2 Day workshop on Film-making with Paul Cronin 7th & 8th June 2008. To find out more about the courses go to www.lfs.org.uk



News release 17/04/08



Inside Pictures 2008 Launches

Inside Pictures, the highly respected film business training programme, will be accepting applications from 9 May 2008. Now in its sixth year, Inside Pictures will take place in London and Los Angeles between July and November 2008. Seminars, workshops and studio visits are hosted by some of the US and UK’s most senior industry professionals. To find out more visit www.inside-pictures.com



News release 17/04/08



New Website Will Showcase British Films

A new website has been launched to showcase independent film primarily coming out of the UK. The aim is to provide a network of filmmakers, agents, distributors, and viewers so as to create a viable alternative platform for creative, inspirational filmmaking talent in the UK. Talent is showcased visually by way of trailers but a video on demand service is in the works… visit www.TheScreen.Biz for more.



News release 17/04/08

New Skillset-supported
360 Media Course

A Skillset supported training course: 360Commissioning/Creating Multi-platform Ideas is being run for the second time by Top TV in May. This is a brand new course designed to address the urgent need for researchers, APs, Producers and PDs to engage creatively with and develop ideas for television, web, pod, mobile, gaming etc. Broadcasters are keen on introducing multiplatform thinking when pitching ideas and this course aims to equip the participants with the knowledge, skills and experience to enable them to deliver 360 Content. The 4 day course takes place from Thursday 8th – Sunday 11th May in central London and then again in July. The speakers, trainers and tutors are key leading-edge television and new media executives. Find out more at www.toptvacademy.com



News release 17/04/08

BFFS Film Society of the Year Awards 2008

The BFFS are now inviting applications for the BFFS Film Society of the Year Awards 2008. The Film Society of Year Awards recognise and reward excellence in the vital work that film societies do in cultural and community cinema. Prizes are awarded in several categories, with the Engholm Prize for Film Society of the Year awarded to the most vigorous and dynamic film society demonstrating all qualities required of individual categories and showing matchless customer service and creativity! To find out how to apply visit www.bffs.org.uk. Applications close on Friday 01 August 2008.



News release 12/03/08

APT FILMS REBRANDS AS MET FILM
PRODUCTION

After working closely together over the last year or so, APT Films are now rebranding as Met Film Production. Like APT Films before it, Met Film Production will be dedicated to the development and production of innovative feature films which seek to attract audiences both nationally and internationally, and are at the same time driven by both artistic integrity and commercial sensibility. Met Film Production is part of the Met Film group, which comprises the Met Film School, Met Film Post, Met Film Creative (which offers corporate services), and now Met Film Production. Met Film is based at Ealing Studios, and is part of the Arts Alliance Media network. Productions currently screening at festivals include Jerry Rothwell’s Heavy Load.



News release 12/03/08



ONLINE DOCUMENTARY DISTRIBUTION ADVICE AVAILABLE!

The online documentary consultancy www.embrionicarts.co.uk is relaunching this week with brand new services ranging from technical assistance to where and how to finance and distribute documentaries and factual programmes. The advice is tailor-made and accessible to new producers/directors as well as established companies. Find out more



News release 12/03/08

Searching For The Next Generation of TV Talent

Do you love TV and want to know more about what it takes to get a job in television? Fancy working with the teams behind Big Brother, Sky News and Coronation Street? Then sign up for The Network and you could be part of the next generation of TV talent. The Network, previously known as Television and Young People (TVYP), has opened applications for its FREE event in Edinburgh in August 2008. Over five days, Networkers get to meet the best talent from behind and in front of the camera and come away with new skills, contacts and advice.  Previous experience is not necessary, just a passion for television!! The Network has helped to launch hundreds of TV careers and past delegates now work across the industry in a variety of roles including the executive producer of Dragons Den, the director of Blue Peter and a presenter on XFM. Applications via the website www.mgeitf.co.uk/thenetwork are open now and close on 21st May 2008. 



News release 12/03/08

BBFC customer BBFC Major Service
Improvements

The British Board of Film Classification is pleased to announce four major improvements to their service, including: acceptance of submissions on Blu-ray; customer selection of elements to be classified; classification of all works created by seamless branching; and improved extranet and website title displays. For full details on these changes visit www.bbfc.co.uk



News release 12/03/08

Workline – Free Employment Advice for those working in Film & TV

Workline provides free employment advice to those who work in the UK Film and TV industries, supported by Women in Film and Television and the UK Film Council. See www.workline.org.uk to find out more.



News release 20/02/08

Shooters’ Podcasts

The forward thinking Shooting People have made a number of their recent masterclasses available to download as podcasts. Learn from the best… for FREE! Click here for more.



News release 20/02/08

From Story to Screen in Eight Weeks with the Met Film School

Due to popular demand, the Met Film School has introduced new May start dates for two of their longest running courses. One Year Practical Filmmaking will begin on 19 May 2008 and From Story To Screen In Eight Weeks will run from 12 May until 4 July 2008. Applications are open now for both of these programmes, on which you will write, direct and edit your own short films. For more information and to apply, please visit www.metfilmschool.co.uk or call +44 (0)20 8280 9119



News release 20/02/08

Sheffield Doc Fest 2008 – Call for Entries

The Sheffield Doc/Fest call for entries will be made again on 10th March 2008 when the online entry form will be available. The deadline for entering a film will be 15 June and the Sheffield Doc/Fest 2008 will take place 5-9 November 2008. If you would like your film to be considered sooner because of other UK festival deadlines please contact programmer Hussain Currimbhoy on hussain@sidf.co.uk



News release 17/01/08

MEDIA Call for Proposals - Selective Distribution

This scheme is aimed at facilitating distribution of European films which might otherwise struggle were they to be supported by market forces alone. As a result of this support European audiences should gain access to a wider range of films. Full details can be found here
Deadline: 1 July 2008



News release 20/12/07

City In Motion Festival Seeks Students Films

The second City In Motion student short film festival is inviting all students interested in short film and video to submit short films on the theme of Railways. Two prizes of £2000 will be awarded and the 2008 event will be hosted by the City of London Festival in partnership with the BFI and Barbican Film. Submissions should be no more than 8 minutes long and created by students aged 16 and above. The deadline for entries is 16 May 2008. For guidelines and application form click here



News release 26/11/07

New Brighton TV Forum – Have Your Say!

Brighton TV have just launched a Forum page - you can now air your views the site, leave messages and/or just chat with other viewers about Brighton life. Brighton TV want to hear your opinions and get feedback and the Forums are a great way to speak your mind. Check it out at
www.absolutebrighton.tv/forum/



News release 26/11/07

New Website for
Undiscovered
Film-making
Talent Launched

A new international film and music website ICEWHOLE.COM, dedicated to short film-makers has launched. The free-to-use site - supported by Hollywood actor Morgan Freeman, renowned film director Richard Attenborough and a plethora of multi-skilled industry figures from all over the world – aims to provide aspiring and often ignored film-makers and musicians worldwide a unique opportunity to showcase their work and indulge their passion for film. Selected films also get the chance to earn money from their film and benefit from Icehole’s international marketing community. Find out all about it at www.icewhole.com



News release 29/10/07

NPA Co-production Registry

The NPA is now welcoming submissions from producers to the NPA Co-production Registry. The Registry will consist of feature length projects (drama or documentary) seeking co-production partners.
This new initiative is designed to help target beneficiaries within the membership for opportunities presented to the NPA by international organisations. The registry will be promoted internationally to relevant parties including producers membership organisations and co-production initiatives. Visit www.npa.org.uk for full guidelines.



News release 29/10/07

New Filmmaking Guide
from the BBC Film Network

The BBC Film Network have just launched a new Film-making Guide, aimed at both aspiring and experienced filmmakers. The online guide provides advice not only on all aspects of filmmaking, from development to distribution via production, but also contains legal guidance, links and information on hundreds of film-making organisations. Look it up here



News release 12/09/07

WIN A COMMISSION FOR Channel 4

4Talent are on the hunt for fresh production talent to create web videos and podcasts for them, and are running a series of Open Days across the UK. You'll get expert insights from their most prolific producers, and pitch to win one of four £500 commissions at each day. 4Talent are keen to give more new talent a break and this opportunity is not to be missed! Click here to find out more



News release 16/08/07

THE SHOOTING PEOPLE SHORT FILM
DIRECTORY IS OUT!

'Get Your Short Film Funded, Made and Seen' has been the culmination of over a year of meticulous reseach into all the MAJOR SHORT FILM FUNDS available as well as pulling EXPERTISE right across the independent film sector, from all the key players who will BUY YOUR SHORT, DISTRIBUTE IT and HELP YOU GET IT MADE. There are special offers for Shooting People members to coincide with the book’s launch, not to be missed! Find out more at
www.shortfilmbook.com.



News release 16/08/07

The UK Film Finance Handbook

In one book for the first time, a complete guide to film finance around the world, from web short film through to mainstream international multi-million dollar co-production. Over 40 experts from six continents have contributed to this exhaustive 480 page how-to and reference guide for filmmakers, producers, funders and advisers.

"Advice to those about to make a British film - read this book first"
Bill Allan, Baker Street Finance (and chair of the UK Screen Financiers Association)

To find out more or to order your copy visit
www.ukfilmfinance.com



News release 24/07/07

Skillset announce New TV Training Schemes for Freelancers & New Talent

Skillset recently announced a £500K commitment to training courses for TV Freelancers and New Talent working in television, alongside a £150K scheme for new TV Researcher talent. The TV Freelance Fund, which Skillset manage on behalf of the TV industry aims to assist with training and career development for TV professionals in every part of the industry. To find out more and check out the extensive range of courses supported visit www.skillset.org



News release 07/06/07

The CTBF John Brabourne Awards

This month saw the launch of the new funding scheme from the Cinema & Television Benevolent Fund (CTBF) aimed helping new entrant industry talent – the John Brabourne Awards. There are two types of awards:
– the CTBF awards, providing cash sums of between £1,000 and £5,000 to assist with training, equipment, or costs of travel, rent, bills childcare
– the sponsored awards, providing cash sums and/or access to training, work experience, equipment or materials to a value of £1,000 - £5,000

The awards are open to everyone who is actively pursuing a career in the UK film and television industry, who have demonstrated determination and motivation in targeting their chosen career. More details can be found on the CTBF website, www.ctbf.co.uk



News release 07/06/07

The Oxford Academy of Documentary Film

The Oxford Academy of Documentary Film is an independent limited company set up in 2006 to identify, construct and disseminate agendas for ethical and socially responsible broadcasting and filmmaking. Lead by a team of academics and professional filmmakers who run a variety of courses and workshops, tha academy aims to teach essential hands-on skills in digital film in order to enhance the presentation of visual research and to enable public organisations and interest groups the opportunity to define and develop their self-representation to wider audiences. For more information and details of forthcoming courses click here



News release 31/05/07

The Beeb’s interactive showcase for new British filmmakers is going from strength to strength and shows three new short films in broadband quality every week. In addition, the BBC Film Network team are always on the look out for new films so why not submit your own? The website features networking facilities, enabling users to comment on the work shown as well as exchange views and ideas. Currently ten Screen South supported shorts have be selected and are available to view. Find out more at www.bbc.co.uk/dna/filmnetwork



News release 14/05/07

The Online Community for Writers & Film-makers

Open Spectrum is a new website inviting Writers to upload their scripts whilst giving access to review an entire database of scripts posted by other writers. The website will thus aim to improve writing skills through exchange of views and user feedback, whilst at the same time showcase work on a profile page, providing exposure through the Monthly ‘Top Ten’. Filmmakers will also have the ability to search through filtered archives to find writers they would like to work with. To celebrate the launch of this unique site, Open Spectrum and all its services are FREE for a limited period. To find out more go to www.theopenspectrum.co.uk



News release 30/04/07

Black Filmmakers Showcase

Black Film-maker (bfm) Film Club aims to promote the awareness of Black World cinema through monthly screenings and discussions. bfm film club is an offshoot of the yearly bfm International Film Festival that has been showcasing Black World cinema since 1998. For more information visit: www.bfmmedia.com.



News release 21/03/07

Microdocs wanted

FourDocs, the broadband channel for documentary from Channel 4, is launching a new strand for documentaries of under 59 seconds called Microdocs. For more information click here. Note that you can still upload documentaries of between 3 and 5 minutes to FourDocs. The best documentaries get seen by commissioners at Channel 4 every month, which can lead to broadcast screenings and commissions for further work!



News release 14/02/07

Women in Film and Television launch Workline in conjunction with Skillset and the UK Film Council

Women in Film and Television has launched Workline, a new confidential employment advice website and helpline, supported by Skillset and the UK Film Council. The free, confidential, nationwide service is available to anyone working in the UK film and television industry, including employees, employers, full and part-time workers and those who are self-employed. Advice will cover the full gamut of work-related issues including contract issues, maternity and paternity leave and pay, flexible working hours, statutory disciplinary and dismissal procedures, redundancy pay, jury service, pensions, sickness and statutory sick pay, and equal opportunities questions. Cick here to find out more or visit
www.workline.org.uk



News release 02/02/07

Get a grant to write your film… in New Zealand

The Roy W. Dean Writing Grant takes you to New Zealand for one month to write anything, book, play film, etc. You stay in a quiet country cottage with a car to see the south island. Airline ticket and funds weekly for food and pub. Full info is on www.fromtheheartproductions.com



News release 02/02/07

One Dot Zero Festival News

One Dot Zero is a network of festivals around the world showcasing the best of digital filmmaking and animation.
To find out about all their latest events visit
www.onedotzero.com.



News release 15/11/06



RELAUNCH OF SKILLSET FILM FUTURES BURSARY SCHEME - NEW PRIORITIES

NOW EASIER TO APPLY - MORE TYPES OF TRAINING WILL BE COVERED

Film Futures makes grants of up to £800 to individuals with 2+ years experience in the film industry to attend training in the following priority areas:

• Business Skills
• Technical and Craft Skills
• Health and Safety

There is no deadline for applications, however your course must not start earlier than five days after we receive your application. It is also advised that applications can take up to four weeks to process.
Please see www.skillset.org/film/funding/bursaries/ for more detailed information including the Guidelines and an application form.



News release 15/11/06

Brand new web resource to help boost diversity in the film industry

A brand new information resource for everyone in the film industry which brings together comprehensive information on diversity best practice and employment law is now available online. The toolkit has been developed by the UK Film Council and contains information, suggestions, top tips and sources of advice on diversity and equality issues.

Click here to find out more.



News release 23/10/06

Share, Network... Make Films

Indyfilm is a new film co-operative aiming to provide a basis and portal for discussion, education and promotion for Independent Cinema nationally and internationally. The Co-op members have created an atmosphere where filmmakers can make contacts, develop relationships, exchange ideas and take advantage of networking opportunities. Their goal is to create an organization that truly supports the goals of its members. Visit www.indyfilmco-op.org



News release 04/10/06

Pact News

PACT’s training bulletin is a useful source of upcoming courses. From how to handle challenging programme contributors to the latest in beginners guides to Pact contracts and agreements on how to engage background artists, doubles and stand-ins on film and television productions. For more information visit www.pact.co.uk.



News release 18/09/06

Productionbase launch ‘Word of Mouth’ newsletter

Productionbase, an insiders’ network for Film & TV production have been keeping tabs on who is hiring, and who is available in this industry for over a decade, and they have just launched their newsletter. Word of Mouth is a fortnightly round-up of handy info and hearsay that might be useful, interesting or just plain fun for you to know. It goes out every second Tuesday of the month. They want you to add your own news and rumours to Word of Mouth, so please email anything you like directly to moray@productionbase.co.uk . If it’s interesting to other members, and it won’t get them sued, they’ll include it. Visit www.productionbase.co.uk.



News release 06/07/06



FourDocs launch Discussions forum

FourDocs have just launched some discussion forums, as part of their ongoing ‘documentary democracy’ drive. FourDocs are keen to make a special appeal to people who wish to promote independent documentary to participate themselves in these forums. All comments are invited, e.g. why not talk about a FourDoc you've watched on the site or about what you like or hate in the world of documentaries, or just have a little rant about something documentary or FourDocs related, positive or negative. FourDocs also want the forums4 to be used as tools for making connections, and developing everyone technically and professionally.
Visit www.channel4.com/fourdocs



News release 9/01/06



Wired Sussex – Regional Network

Whether you are a freelancer, start-up or established small to medium-sized enterprise, Wired Sussex offers a range of critical business services and solutions that could help you and your company grow.
Visit www.wiredsussex.com to find out more.