Film and TV production was worth more than £5m to the Cornish economy in 2022, new figures reveal.
The data comes from a Screen Cornwall economic impact analysis into Gross Value Added (GVA) by the sector.
It found there were 422 filming days and 101 pre-production days in the county during 2022, which generated an estimated GVA of £5,040,000 – an 8% increase on 2021.
Screen Cornwall also announced it will receive a further £395,650 through the government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
Managing Director Laura Giles said the GVA figure was “a significant contribution for our rurally dispersed sector”.
“For the first time, we have a reliable estimate of what film and TV production is worth financially to Cornwall’s economy," she added.
“Momentum continues to grow for both location filming and independent production, so this funding boost comes at an important time.
“A diverse and robust talent pipeline is vital to developing a healthy screen ecosystem, so people are at the heart of our vision for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly to become the UK’s most vibrant, rurally dispersed content production region.”