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Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide1: Impact Assessment report Breakfast Briefing 2 March 2007Schedule: Schedule Welcome -Mr Edmund Jeneker (Absa/Chair of Provincial Leadership Forum) Introduction & Context - Laurence Mitchell (CFC) Overview of Impact Study - Barry Standish & Antony Boting (UCT GSB) Break- Full Hot Breakfast Advocate Charles Frank (Dept of Labour) City of Cape Town Endorsement - Cllr Simon Grindrod (Mayoral Committee) The Impact on the US – Paul Patin (US Consulate) The Way forward for the CFC 2007- 2010 Laurence Mitchell (CFC) Closing (Mike Smit)Who is the Cape Film Commission?: Who is the Cape Film Commission? “The CFC is the Official Mandated Representative of the City of Cape Town and the Province of the Western Cape; for the Economic Development, Marketing and Promotion of the Film Industry, through Growth, Integration and Transformation.”What we need to deliver : What we need to deliver To reposition the Western Cape and Cape Town as a globally competitive film destination, thereby: creating sustainable jobs, boosting tourism, driving the development of local content, creating business opportunities and the development of core skills. How are we delivering : How are we delivering By providing all our stakeholders with superior, specialised services & information by: Growth and Development focussed Improving the Business Environment Customer needs driven People-centred Development & Training BBBEE and Transformation Competent Management & Empowered Staff Generating Key Economic Returns Preparing for 2010Our Strategy To reposition the CFC to achieve accelerated growth in the services and content sectors whilst adhering to the triple bottom-line principle. Growth Through Transformation, and Transform through Growth : Our Strategy To reposition the CFC to achieve accelerated growth in the services and content sectors whilst adhering to the triple bottom-line principle. Growth Through Transformation, and Transform through Growth Implementation of Strategy: Implementation of Strategy 1. Competitiveness of Enterprises: Destination Marketing Project New Market Development: Cape Town to Tokyo Festival and Cineposium Locations Management 2. Skills Acquisition and Development: Hollywood Hearts Development: Youth & Audience – Youth Film Indaba and IYFF Library Business Corners 3. Audience Development Development Research Project Ikapa Youth Film Festival 4. Artistic Skills Development Sithengi FULO Go See Expo Implementation of Strategy: Implementation of Strategy 5. Investment, Recruitment & Marketing Cannes Lions Advertising Festival Cannes Film Festival Association of Film Commissioners International AFCI Cineposium 06 Ministerial Outward Bound mission to India Boards Summit Advertising- NYC 2007 Filmmart – Asian Festival – HK 2007 AFCI Locations EXPO- LA Advertising; Web site; media and materials Inward Bound Missions: LA; Korea; Japan; UK; NY; Washington; USA East Coast; USA Central; Namibia and MozambiqueContext: Impact assessment Report: Context: Impact assessment Report Micro Economic Development Survey (MEDS from PGWC) Dramatic Changes: Growth in Regional Business Changes in Global Repositioning Changes in Demand Independent Base Line Study Required: City of Cape Town Objectives of Impact Assessment Research: Objectives of Impact Assessment Research Act as Baseline to future studies Gap Analysis for Industry purposes Estimate future Growth, capacity, development, skills and infrastructure Find levers to create a sustainable and well managed film Industry for Cape Town and the Western CapeSlide26: Impact Assessment report Breakfast Please email any questions you may have to: info@capefilmcommission.co.za Slide27: The Way Forward…The Way Forward…: The Way Forward… Demand for: Skills New Capacity/ Infrastructure Enterprise Development Extension of Value Chain Therefore forms thrust of interventions- necessary partners include NFVF;ABSA;DTI; DOL; DEDT;SABC; National Skills Fund and EU FundersThe Way Forward Cont…: The Way Forward Cont… Marketing Strategy Refocus strategy to accommodate new markets and product offerings Focus on Commercials, Stills and Co- production Locations Strategy New Systems Upgrading Resources including personnel New Permitting Additional Initiatives : Additional Initiatives International Film Finance Conference AFCI Cineposium Animation Conference WIFT Projects 2010 You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide1: Impact Assessment report Breakfast Briefing 2 March 2007Schedule: Schedule Welcome -Mr Edmund Jeneker (Absa/Chair of Provincial Leadership Forum) Introduction & Context - Laurence Mitchell (CFC) Overview of Impact Study - Barry Standish & Antony Boting (UCT GSB) Break- Full Hot Breakfast Advocate Charles Frank (Dept of Labour) City of Cape Town Endorsement - Cllr Simon Grindrod (Mayoral Committee) The Impact on the US – Paul Patin (US Consulate) The Way forward for the CFC 2007- 2010 Laurence Mitchell (CFC) Closing (Mike Smit)Who is the Cape Film Commission?: Who is the Cape Film Commission? “The CFC is the Official Mandated Representative of the City of Cape Town and the Province of the Western Cape; for the Economic Development, Marketing and Promotion of the Film Industry, through Growth, Integration and Transformation.”What we need to deliver : What we need to deliver To reposition the Western Cape and Cape Town as a globally competitive film destination, thereby: creating sustainable jobs, boosting tourism, driving the development of local content, creating business opportunities and the development of core skills. How are we delivering : How are we delivering By providing all our stakeholders with superior, specialised services & information by: Growth and Development focussed Improving the Business Environment Customer needs driven People-centred Development & Training BBBEE and Transformation Competent Management & Empowered Staff Generating Key Economic Returns Preparing for 2010Our Strategy To reposition the CFC to achieve accelerated growth in the services and content sectors whilst adhering to the triple bottom-line principle. Growth Through Transformation, and Transform through Growth : Our Strategy To reposition the CFC to achieve accelerated growth in the services and content sectors whilst adhering to the triple bottom-line principle. Growth Through Transformation, and Transform through Growth Implementation of Strategy: Implementation of Strategy 1. Competitiveness of Enterprises: Destination Marketing Project New Market Development: Cape Town to Tokyo Festival and Cineposium Locations Management 2. Skills Acquisition and Development: Hollywood Hearts Development: Youth & Audience – Youth Film Indaba and IYFF Library Business Corners 3. Audience Development Development Research Project Ikapa Youth Film Festival 4. Artistic Skills Development Sithengi FULO Go See Expo Implementation of Strategy: Implementation of Strategy 5. Investment, Recruitment & Marketing Cannes Lions Advertising Festival Cannes Film Festival Association of Film Commissioners International AFCI Cineposium 06 Ministerial Outward Bound mission to India Boards Summit Advertising- NYC 2007 Filmmart – Asian Festival – HK 2007 AFCI Locations EXPO- LA Advertising; Web site; media and materials Inward Bound Missions: LA; Korea; Japan; UK; NY; Washington; USA East Coast; USA Central; Namibia and MozambiqueContext: Impact assessment Report: Context: Impact assessment Report Micro Economic Development Survey (MEDS from PGWC) Dramatic Changes: Growth in Regional Business Changes in Global Repositioning Changes in Demand Independent Base Line Study Required: City of Cape Town Objectives of Impact Assessment Research: Objectives of Impact Assessment Research Act as Baseline to future studies Gap Analysis for Industry purposes Estimate future Growth, capacity, development, skills and infrastructure Find levers to create a sustainable and well managed film Industry for Cape Town and the Western CapeSlide26: Impact Assessment report Breakfast Please email any questions you may have to: info@capefilmcommission.co.za Slide27: The Way Forward…The Way Forward…: The Way Forward… Demand for: Skills New Capacity/ Infrastructure Enterprise Development Extension of Value Chain Therefore forms thrust of interventions- necessary partners include NFVF;ABSA;DTI; DOL; DEDT;SABC; National Skills Fund and EU FundersThe Way Forward Cont…: The Way Forward Cont… Marketing Strategy Refocus strategy to accommodate new markets and product offerings Focus on Commercials, Stills and Co- production Locations Strategy New Systems Upgrading Resources including personnel New Permitting Additional Initiatives : Additional Initiatives International Film Finance Conference AFCI Cineposium Animation Conference WIFT Projects 2010