SIGN welcomed Mediale artists to the University of York
SIGN and sister project, XR Stories, welcomed a cohort of artists, technologists and cultural influencers to the University of York, for...
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SIGN and Screen Yorkshire open applications for FLEX Development Hub
The Screen Industries Growth Network (SIGN) and Screen Yorkshire have opened applications for a second year to FLEX, their ground-breaking...
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SIGN moves home to York’s historic Guildhall after £20 million refurbishment
The Screen Industries Growth Network (SIGN), alongside its sister project XR Stories, has taken up residency in brand new office...
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Placements scheme returns to improve opportunities in the screen industries
The Screen Industries Growth Network (SIGN) has launched a new round of funded work experience opportunities open to Yorkshire and...
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Six reasons why the privatisation of Channel 4 is a bad idea
Early this week Nadine Dorries, Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, announced the Government’s intention to privatise...
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SIGN launches Yorkshire and Humber Screen Industries Census 2022
SIGN has launched the first ever census of the Screen Industries in Yorkshire and the Humber. The census is part...
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SIGN launches fund to encourage innovative new training
The Screen Industries Growth Network (SIGN) has launched a new fund to address skills shortages in the screen industries and...
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Accessible audio: new study launched
XR Stories’ research fellow, Lauren Ward, has launched a new survey with the aim of better understanding the accessibility needs...
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Cutting edge Virtual Production scheme launched for film and TV indies
The Screen Industries Growth Network (SIGN), in collaboration with Prox & Reverie and Screen Yorkshire, is helping established TV and...
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Virtual production event: the future of film and TV in Yorkshire?
The Screen Industries Growth Network (SIGN), sister project XR Stories, and industry partner, XPLOR, welcomed more than 50 people to...