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The membership organisation uniting Bristol's creative industries behind a common cause. (formerly Bristol Media)

We support the creative sector to learn, grow and connect, driven by the belief that we can achieve more collectively than alone.

09/06/2026

We're delighted to announce the return of an amazing benefit for Bristol Creative Industries members: Free access to the brilliant Origin Workspace in Bristol.

On Fridays between 26 June and 28 August, BCI members can use the lounge and lobby which provide the ideal setting to focus, connect, and create, with unlimited coffee, reliable Wi-Fi, and a welcoming atmosphere that supports productivity and wellbeing.

Find out more here: https://bristolcreativeindustries.com/free-coworking-at-origin-workspace-for-bristol-creative-industries-members-on-fridays-this-summer/

Not a member and want to take advantage of this brilliant offer? Join BCI today!

27/05/2026

Opportunity for members of Bristol Creative Industries.

The government is about to announce a new freelance champion to advocate for the creative industries’ freelancers within government. We’re writing an article on what issues BCI’s freelance and self-employed members think the champion should focus on.

If you’re a member and you’d like to be featured, send a quote of around 100 words to [email protected] by 5pm today.

22/05/2026

It was brilliant to be at a special screening of the second series of Rivals at Everyman Cinema in Bristol last week.

Rivals cast Katherine Parkinson and Annabel Scholey, the creative team from Happy Prince, Helen Godwin, Mayor of the West of England, Royal Television Society Bristol and BCI member The Bottle Yard Studios hosted a special screening and panel, in celebration of the regional impact of production in the area. The panel was hosted by TV presenter Angellica Bell.

Production of the hit Hulu Original series, based on Dame Jilly Cooper’s beloved Rutshire Chronicles, is based at The Bottle Yard Studios (TBYS) in Bristol.

95% of the locations featured in the series were filmed within a 30-mile radius of TBYS, across Bristol, Bath and North East Somerset, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset, all supported by a network of film offices across the West of England.

Find out at https://bristolcreativeindustries.com/rivals-cast-creatives-join-disney-and-the-west-of-england-mayor-in-bristol-to-celebrate-regional-production/

Rivals is streaming now on Disney+

Bristol Film Office ITV Studios West of England Combined Authority Disney+

06/05/2026

📣 We are delighted to introduce Brazen Festival, the evolution of the Bristol Festival of Tech, Creativity & Culture (BTF+).

Brazen is for the builders, the leaders, the disruptors 🔥

Bristol's Festival of Tech, Creativity & Culture - five days, one city, thousands of people who refuse to do things the ordinary way.

We are proud to be a founding partner.

This is your festival. Come and be part of it 🙌

9–13 November 2026
📍Bristol

Find out more at https://bristolcreativeindustries.com/bristols-flagship-tech-festival-relaunches-as-brazen-a-bold-new-national-platform-for-technology-creativity-and-culture/

09/04/2026

From training workshops and film screenings to networking drinks and lunches, there are currently over 30 brilliant events in our creative industries events calendar: https://bristolcreativeindustries.com/events/

🎟️ If you’re hosting an event for a creative industries audience in the south west, spread the word by adding it to the list 📆

Submit your event here: https://bristolcreativeindustries.com/host-event/

Want more promotion for your event? Become a member of BCI to share details in a blog post on our website and in our LinkedIn group with over 11,000 people: https://bristolcreativeindustries.com/join/

03/04/2026

Join comms and creative strategist James Caig for a half-day session in Bristol on 7 May to help you approach the problem of strategy with confidence.

The workshop will look at strategy through the lens of the people you do strategy for, and with: clients, stakeholders, creatives, audiences. James will cover tools and hacks to help you move forward with what you have, whatever stage of the process you’re at.

Discount for Bristol Creative Industries members.

Register at https://bristolcreativeindustries.com/event/how-to-be-useful-practical-tips-for-better-strategy-a-workshop-with-james-caig/

27/03/2026

To mark B Corp Month 2026, we’ve updated our showcase of B Corps in the Bristol Creative Industries member community. Read about inspiring businesses with their tips for how to become a certified B Corporation: https://bristolcreativeindustries.com/b-corps-bristol-creative-industries-community/

12/03/2026

New job vacancies at Bristol Creative Industries:

We are seeking an ambitious, commercially driven Managing Director to lead our small executive team and champion the thriving creative ecosystem across the region.

This is new a role to shape the strategy, grow revenue, build partnerships and be a pro-active voice of one of the UK’s most dynamic creative communities.

We’re looking for a strategic thinker who’s equally comfortable rolling up their sleeves to create opportunities and deliver growth for BCI. And, importantly, our members.

Full details here: https://bristolcreativeindustries.com/job/bci-managing-director/

We are also looking for two new board directors (voluntary roles):

An individual to help shape our events programme and strengthen our work across the region’s creative sector: https://bristolcreativeindustries.com/job/bci-board-director-events/

A finance focused role to help guide our mission to support, champion and grow the region’s creative sector: https://bristolcreativeindustries.com/job/bci-board-director-finance/

06/03/2026

Young Sherlock, Guy Ritchie’s new blockbuster series, is now on Amazon Prime.

The eight-part show was part-filmed on location across Bristol for five months with the city doubling as 1870s Oxford.

Broad Street was a primary location. It was transformed into a bustling period street adorned with 19th century shopfronts for an assortment of traders including florists, butchers, barbers, taxidermists and printers. See behind the scenes filming pics from Dominic Parker below.

Other Bristol locations included Small Street, All Saints Lane, Corn Street, Portland Square, Queen Square, Frog Lane, Underfall Yard, The Georgian House Museum and Bristol Cathedral and Choir School.

Happy Bristol spotting when you watch the series and find out more about the Bristol filming in a post by BCI member Bristol Film Office: https://bristolcreativeindustries.com/bristol-helps-set-the-scene-for-guy-ritchies-young-sherlock/

27/02/2026

The Wake Up Call series is our bi-weekly webinars hosted by Bristol Creative Industries members for Bristol Creative Industries members. They are super popular and we are already booked up with presenters until early July!

If you’re a BCI member and you’d like to present on a webinar, email Dan Martin on [email protected]

Not a member and you’d like to present? Join at https://bristolcreativeindustries.com/join/

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