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Film and Video Umbrella (FVU) is a UK Charitable Incorporated Organisation (Charity Number 1165046, legal name Film and Video Umbrella Ltd) that commissions, produces, and curates moving-image works by artists. Founded in the 1990s and operating for over three decades, FVU is headquartered in Nottingham at Broadway Cinema with a secondary office in London at Rich Mix, and operates with a staff of 12 under Director Angelica Sule and Associate Director Steven Bode. Its primary customers are individual moving-image artists (emerging and established) who receive production funding, exhibition slots, and critical-text commissions; secondary constituents include UK and international galleries and cultural institutions that host touring exhibitions, plus general art audiences engaging with the work.

FVU's product surface comprises five distinct lines. FVU Watch is a free online streaming platform hosting commissioned and archival works with audio description and captioning. FVU New Takes, launched in early 2026 in partnership with Arnolfini, is a monthly showcase of newly commissioned works screened in Arnolfini's Dark Studio and on FVU Watch. FVU:LAB, delivered with Nottingham Trent University, is an artist development programme giving four emerging artists access to NTU's Design and Digital Arts building and advanced technologies. The Michael O'Pray Prize is an annual writing award (now in its 10th edition in 2026) for early-career UK writers on moving image. An online bookshop processes publication sales via PayPal. Underlying technology is non-proprietary: standard web infrastructure (Google Analytics, Vimeo, SoundCloud, PayPal) and WCAG 2.0 Level AA accessibility compliance, with no disclosed AI/ML capability.

FVU's business model is grant-funded rather than commercial. The organisation does not sell services or earn material commercial revenue; income is derived primarily from Arts Council England public funding, supplemented by the Jerwood Foundation and other grant-making bodies. Distribution of works occurs through a channel network of partner galleries (Hunterian, John Hansard, Bonington, Arnolfini, Somerset House Studios, HOME Manchester, Tramway) in the UK and The Wexner Center for the Arts in the US, alongside FVU Watch and film-festival screenings. Pricing for commissions, exhibitions, FVU Watch content, and most texts is free; the bookshop is the only commercial touchpoint.

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Film and Video Umbrella is a UK Charitable Incorporated Organisation that commissions, produces, and curates artists' moving-image works, serving emerging and established artists, partner galleries, and art audiences through streaming (FVU Watch), touring exhibitions, the FVU New Takes programme, FVU:LAB, and the Michael O'Pray Prize.

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moving image art, artist film commissions, art exhibition curation, arts charity programming, artist development programs
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1Media Arts & Film/Photography Nonprofits
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2Performing Arts Centers & Presenters (Programming/Booking)
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3Creator Content Production & Co-Creation Studios
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  • Motion Picture and Video Industries5121
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  • Services-Motion Picture & Video Tape Production7812
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Arts Curation and Moving-Image Commissioning
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FVU is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (Charity Number 1165046) that operates primarily through public funding and grants from Arts Council England, with additional support from foundations such as Jerwood Foundation. Revenue is not generated from commercial sales but from grants, donations, and commissioned project work.

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Film and Video Umbrella commissions, produces and curates moving-image works by artists, providing production funding, exhibition opportunities, critical texts, and distribution through its FVU Watch streaming platform and touring exhibition programmes. It runs recurring programmes (FVU New Takes, FVU:LAB) and the Michael O'Pray Prize for critical writing, all funded primarily through grants from Arts Council England and foundations such as Jerwood Foundation.

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Film and Video Umbrella is an arts organization that commissions, produces, and curates moving-image works by artists. For over three decades, FVU has championed new creative talent and promoted innovative ideas in the moving image field. The organization's offerings include FVU Watch (a streaming platform for viewing commissioned and archival works), the FVU New Takes monthly showcase program in partnership with Arnolfini, FVU:LAB (an artist development program with Nottingham Trent University), and the Michael O'Pray Prize (an award for writing on experimental moving image). The organization commissions individual moving image works from artists, which are presented through exhibitions, screenings, and the online watch platform. Projects span diverse themes including climate crisis, disability, archival memory, body politics, and contemporary trans+ culture. FVU also operates an online bookshop for publications and texts.

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1FVU Watch
Categorystreaming platform
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FVU Watch is the organisation's online streaming platform for viewing newly commissioned films and archival works from FVU's project portfolio. Works are available for free viewing with audio description and captioning options for general art audiences, artists, and partner venues.

2FVU New Takes
Categoryartist commissioning programme
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FVU New Takes is a monthly showcase program in partnership with Arnolfini presenting newly commissioned moving image works, with works premiering on FVU Watch before physical exhibitions in Arnolfini's Dark Studio on Level 2. Six newly commissioned works are featured in the current cohort, with support from Arts Council England and Jerwood Foundation.

3FVU:LAB
Categoryartist development programme
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FVU:LAB is a program delivered in collaboration with Nottingham Trent University that provides opportunities for four emerging moving image artists to work with cutting-edge technologies at NTU's Design and Digital Arts building, supporting them in realising specific outcomes through access to facilities and expertise.

4Michael O'Pray Prize
Categoryaward / writing prize
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The Michael O'Pray Prize is an annual award for new writing on innovation and experimentation in the moving image, open to all early-career writers based in the UK and free to apply. Now in its 10th edition, it is awarded by Film and Video Umbrella and published through the FVU Read platform.

5FVU Bookshop
Categorye-commerce bookshop
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The FVU Bookshop is an online shop selling publications, texts, and related materials commissioned or published by Film and Video Umbrella, processing transactions through PayPal for individual art audiences, researchers, and collectors.

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Partnership10 partners
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-01-01
Description

Artangel commissioned and produced Naeem Mohaiemen's THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY (2025), presenting it in London. This is a major flagship partnership for FVU.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-01-01
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Commissioned in partnership with The Wexner Center for the Arts at The Ohio State University for the exhibition of THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY. The work travels to Ohio in Spring 2026.

3The Hunterian, University of Glasgow
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UK tour exhibition partner for THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY, presenting the work from 5 June 2026 to 11 October 2026 at the Hunterian Art Gallery.

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UK tour exhibition partner for THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY.

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UK tour exhibition partner for THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY, exhibiting from 21 March 2026 to 9 May 2026.

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Exhibition partner for FVU New Takes programme, presenting works in Arnolfini's Dark Studio from Spring 2026. FVU New Takes showcases six newly commissioned works.

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Co-commissioned Enclosure by Jenkin Van Zyl with Film and Video Umbrella and HOME Manchester.

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Co-commissioned Enclosure by Jenkin Van Zyl with Film and Video Umbrella and Somerset House Studios.

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FVU:LAB is delivered in collaboration with Nottingham Trent University, providing opportunities for emerging moving image artists to work with cutting-edge technologies at NTU's new Design and Digital Arts building.

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Supported the Naeem Mohaiemen commission.

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TypeEmerging player
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London artist-residency and commissioning programme co-commissioning Enclosure with FVU; operates a smaller moving-image commissioning footprint but directly overlaps as both partner and peer.

2LUX
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London-based non-profit agency for artists' moving image, distributing and promoting experimental film and video - directly comparable curated distribution and artist-development role.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Major London contemporary art institution commissioning artists across media including moving image; broader in scope but overlaps on commissioning and exhibition programming.

4HOME Manchester
TypeRegional player
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Manchester arts venue commissioning and presenting moving image; co-commissioned Enclosure with FVU and operates as a regional peer in England's arts ecology.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Gateshead-based major contemporary art gallery regularly commissioning and exhibiting moving-image work; comparable exhibition and commissioning scale though broader programme.

TypeOthers
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Large-scale periodic UK contemporary art commissioning and exhibition platform; adjacent rather than direct, but a comparable funder-funded public commissioning body.

TypeRegional player
Description

Bristol contemporary arts centre hosting the FVU New Takes monthly showcase; comparable gallery programming role in a different region.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK non-profit commissioning site-specific and moving-image works by artists; FVU's direct co-production partner on THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY and a near-twin in mission and commissioning model.

9docents Programme (BFI)
TypeOthers
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Adjacent public-funded screen culture organisation providing funding and exhibition for moving-image work in the UK; not a direct competitor but a comparable public-sector funder/curator.

TypeBroad incumbent
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London arts venue presenting moving image, film and performance programmes; comparable curatorial remit and audience overlap with FVU's exhibitions and screenings.

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Film and Video Umbrella

Arts Curation and Moving-Image Commissioningfvu.co.uk

Film and Video Umbrella is a UK Charitable Incorporated Organisation that commissions, produces, and curates artists' moving-image works, serving emerging and established artists, partner galleries, and art audiences through streaming (FVU Watch), touring exhibitions, the FVU New Takes programme, FVU:LAB, and the Michael O'Pray Prize.

What Film and Video Umbrella does

Film and Video Umbrella (FVU) is a UK Charitable Incorporated Organisation (Charity Number 1165046, legal name Film and Video Umbrella Ltd) that commissions, produces, and curates moving-image works by artists. Founded in the 1990s and operating for over three decades, FVU is headquartered in Nottingham at Broadway Cinema with a secondary office in London at Rich Mix, and operates with a staff of 12 under Director Angelica Sule and Associate Director Steven Bode. Its primary customers are individual moving-image artists (emerging and established) who receive production funding, exhibition slots, and critical-text commissions; secondary constituents include UK and international galleries and cultural institutions that host touring exhibitions, plus general art audiences engaging with the work.

FVU's product surface comprises five distinct lines. FVU Watch is a free online streaming platform hosting commissioned and archival works with audio description and captioning. FVU New Takes, launched in early 2026 in partnership with Arnolfini, is a monthly showcase of newly commissioned works screened in Arnolfini's Dark Studio and on FVU Watch. FVU:LAB, delivered with Nottingham Trent University, is an artist development programme giving four emerging artists access to NTU's Design and Digital Arts building and advanced technologies. The Michael O'Pray Prize is an annual writing award (now in its 10th edition in 2026) for early-career UK writers on moving image. An online bookshop processes publication sales via PayPal. Underlying technology is non-proprietary: standard web infrastructure (Google Analytics, Vimeo, SoundCloud, PayPal) and WCAG 2.0 Level AA accessibility compliance, with no disclosed AI/ML capability.

FVU's business model is grant-funded rather than commercial. The organisation does not sell services or earn material commercial revenue; income is derived primarily from Arts Council England public funding, supplemented by the Jerwood Foundation and other grant-making bodies. Distribution of works occurs through a channel network of partner galleries (Hunterian, John Hansard, Bonington, Arnolfini, Somerset House Studios, HOME Manchester, Tramway) in the UK and The Wexner Center for the Arts in the US, alongside FVU Watch and film-festival screenings. Pricing for commissions, exhibitions, FVU Watch content, and most texts is free; the bookshop is the only commercial touchpoint.

Film and Video Umbrella firmographics

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Name
Film and Video Umbrella
Legal name
Film and Video Umbrella Ltd
Website
https://fvu.co.uk
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Film and Video Umbrella is a UK Charitable Incorporated Organisation that commissions, produces, and curates artists' moving-image works, serving emerging and established artists, partner galleries, and art audiences through streaming (FVU Watch), touring exhibitions, the FVU New Takes programme, FVU:LAB, and the Michael O'Pray Prize.
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Film and Video Umbrella industry classification

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Product category
Arts Curation and Moving-Image Commissioning
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Motion Picture and Video Industries (5121)
SIC
Services-Motion Picture & Video Tape Production (7812)
akta.pro primary industry
Media Arts & Film/Photography Nonprofits (BPAGAHAJ)
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Performing Arts Centers & Presenters (Programming/Booking) (MPAGABAM), Creator Content Production & Co-Creation Studios (BPAFAHAD)

Keywords

  • Moving image art
  • Artist film commissions
  • Art exhibition curation
  • Arts charity programming
  • Artist development programs

Where Film and Video Umbrella is headquartered

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Nottingham
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Europe

Offices2 records

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  1. Charitable funding and grants: FVU is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (Charity Number 1165046) that operates primarily through public funding and grants from Arts Council England, with additional support from foundations such as Jerwood Foundation. Revenue is not generated from commercial sales but from grants, donations, and commissioned project work.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Film and Video Umbrella product offering

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Core offering

Film and Video Umbrella commissions, produces and curates moving-image works by artists, providing production funding, exhibition opportunities, critical texts, and distribution through its FVU Watch streaming platform and touring exhibition programmes. It runs recurring programmes (FVU New Takes, FVU:LAB) and the Michael O'Pray Prize for critical writing, all funded primarily through grants from Arts Council England and foundations such as Jerwood Foundation.

Product overview

Film and Video Umbrella is an arts organization that commissions, produces, and curates moving-image works by artists. For over three decades, FVU has championed new creative talent and promoted innovative ideas in the moving image field. The organization's offerings include FVU Watch (a streaming platform for viewing commissioned and archival works), the FVU New Takes monthly showcase program in partnership with Arnolfini, FVU:LAB (an artist development program with Nottingham Trent University), and the Michael O'Pray Prize (an award for writing on experimental moving image). The organization commissions individual moving image works from artists, which are presented through exhibitions, screenings, and the online watch platform. Projects span diverse themes including climate crisis, disability, archival memory, body politics, and contemporary trans+ culture. FVU also operates an online bookshop for publications and texts.

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  • FVU Watch FVU Watch is the organisation's online streaming platform for viewing newly commissioned films and archival works from FVU's project portfolio. Works are available for free viewing with audio description and captioning options for general art audiences, artists, and partner venues.
  • FVU New Takes FVU New Takes is a monthly showcase program in partnership with Arnolfini presenting newly commissioned moving image works, with works premiering on FVU Watch before physical exhibitions in Arnolfini's Dark Studio on Level 2. Six newly commissioned works are featured in the current cohort, with support from Arts Council England and Jerwood Foundation.
  • FVU:LAB FVU:LAB is a program delivered in collaboration with Nottingham Trent University that provides opportunities for four emerging moving image artists to work with cutting-edge technologies at NTU's Design and Digital Arts building, supporting them in realising specific outcomes through access to facilities and expertise.
  • Michael O'Pray Prize The Michael O'Pray Prize is an annual award for new writing on innovation and experimentation in the moving image, open to all early-career writers based in the UK and free to apply. Now in its 10th edition, it is awarded by Film and Video Umbrella and published through the FVU Read platform.
  • FVU Bookshop The FVU Bookshop is an online shop selling publications, texts, and related materials commissioned or published by Film and Video Umbrella, processing transactions through PayPal for individual art audiences, researchers, and collectors.

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Film and Video Umbrella partnerships and signals

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Ten partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, core and minor.

  • ArtangelflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025Artangel commissioned and produced Naeem Mohaiemen's THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY (2025), presenting it in London. This is a major flagship partnership for FVU.
  • The Wexner Center for the ArtscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025Commissioned in partnership with The Wexner Center for the Arts at The Ohio State University for the exhibition of THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY. The work travels to Ohio in Spring 2026.
  • The Hunterian, University of GlasgowcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerUK tour exhibition partner for THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY, presenting the work from 5 June 2026 to 11 October 2026 at the Hunterian Art Gallery.
  • John Hansard Gallery, SouthamptoncoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerUK tour exhibition partner for THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY.
  • Bonington Gallery, NottinghamcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerUK tour exhibition partner for THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY, exhibiting from 21 March 2026 to 9 May 2026.
  • Arnolfini, BristolcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExhibition partner for FVU New Takes programme, presenting works in Arnolfini's Dark Studio from Spring 2026. FVU New Takes showcases six newly commissioned works.
  • Somerset House StudioscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-commissioned Enclosure by Jenkin Van Zyl with Film and Video Umbrella and HOME Manchester.
  • HOME ManchestercoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-commissioned Enclosure by Jenkin Van Zyl with Film and Video Umbrella and Somerset House Studios.
  • Nottingham Trent UniversityminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerFVU:LAB is delivered in collaboration with Nottingham Trent University, providing opportunities for emerging moving image artists to work with cutting-edge technologies at NTU's new Design and Digital Arts building.
  • ExperimenterminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSupported the Naeem Mohaiemen commission.

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Film and Video Umbrella competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Somerset House Studios: London artist-residency and commissioning programme co-commissioning Enclosure with FVU; operates a smaller moving-image commissioning footprint but directly overlaps as both partner and peer.

Direct peers

  • LUX: London-based non-profit agency for artists' moving image, distributing and promoting experimental film and video - directly comparable curated distribution and artist-development role.
  • Artangel: UK non-profit commissioning site-specific and moving-image works by artists; FVU's direct co-production partner on THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY and a near-twin in mission and commissioning model.

Broad incumbents

  • Serpentine Galleries: Major London contemporary art institution commissioning artists across media including moving image; broader in scope but overlaps on commissioning and exhibition programming.
  • BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art: Gateshead-based major contemporary art gallery regularly commissioning and exhibiting moving-image work; comparable exhibition and commissioning scale though broader programme.
  • Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA): London arts venue presenting moving image, film and performance programmes; comparable curatorial remit and audience overlap with FVU's exhibitions and screenings.

Regional players

  • HOME Manchester: Manchester arts venue commissioning and presenting moving image; co-commissioned Enclosure with FVU and operates as a regional peer in England's arts ecology.
  • Arnolfini: Bristol contemporary arts centre hosting the FVU New Takes monthly showcase; comparable gallery programming role in a different region.

Others

  • Liverpool Biennial: Large-scale periodic UK contemporary art commissioning and exhibition platform; adjacent rather than direct, but a comparable funder-funded public commissioning body.
  • docents Programme (BFI): Adjacent public-funded screen culture organisation providing funding and exhibition for moving-image work in the UK; not a direct competitor but a comparable public-sector funder/curator.

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Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about Film and Video Umbrella

What does Film and Video Umbrella do?

Film and Video Umbrella commissions, produces and curates moving-image works by artists, providing production funding, exhibition opportunities, critical texts, and distribution through its FVU Watch streaming platform and touring exhibition programmes. It runs recurring programmes (FVU New Takes, FVU:LAB) and the Michael O'Pray Prize for critical writing, all funded primarily through grants from Arts Council England and foundations such as Jerwood Foundation.

Is Film and Video Umbrella a public or private company?

Film and Video Umbrella is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Film and Video Umbrella founded?

Film and Video Umbrella was founded in -1. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Film and Video Umbrella based?

Film and Video Umbrella is headquartered in Nottingham, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Film and Video Umbrella make money?

One revenue line is on record: charitable funding and grants.

Who are Film and Video Umbrella's main competitors?

Somerset House Studios is listed as an emerging player. Direct peers are LUX and Artangel. Broad incumbents are Serpentine Galleries, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art and Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA). Regional players are HOME Manchester and Arnolfini. Others are Liverpool Biennial and docents Programme (BFI).

Does Film and Video Umbrella have an API?

No public API is recorded for Film and Video Umbrella.

What industry is Film and Video Umbrella in?

Film and Video Umbrella's product category is Arts Curation and Moving-Image Commissioning. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAHAJ, Media Arts & Film/Photography Nonprofits, with a secondary code of MPAGABAM, Performing Arts Centers & Presenters (Programming/Booking). Its NAICS code is 5121 and its SIC code is 7812.

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