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The Department of Arts and Culture is tasked to create an environment conducive to the growth, development and flowering of South Africa’s arts, culture and heritage landscape. Among its key objectives are the improvement, re-orientation and expansion of the arts and culture sector to serve South Africa’s cultural needs.
The new film and television production incentive comprises of the Location Film and Television Production Incentive, and the South African Film and Television Production and Co-Production Incentive. The incentive is intended to increase local content generation and improve location competitiveness for filming in South Africa.
The Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Ltd (IDC) is a self-financing, national Development Finance Institution (DFI). It was established in 1940 to promote economic growth and industrial development in South Africa.
This document provides general guidelines regarding the taxation of film owners, as well as their liability in respect of some of the taxes, duties, levies and contributions administered by the South African Revenue Service (SARS).
In 2005 representatives of the South African Film and Television industry resolved to come together under the auspices of the National Film and Video Foundation of South Africa (NFVF) to establish the annual South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTA).
The Cape Film Commission is the Official 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.
The Durban Film Office is the official advocate for the feature film, television, video, commercials, and stills photography production industry in Durban and the region.
The Gauteng Film Commission, your gateway to the Gauteng world of big film ideas and perfect locations. On this site you will find everything from news and views and the latest film events, to location features and advice on studying filmmaking.
M-Net is a subscription-funded television channel in South Africa, established in 1986 by a consortium of newspaper companies.
The South African Broadcasting Comission's (SABC) vision is Broadcasting for Total Citizen Empowerment.
The Film and Publication Board is a statutory body established by the Films and Publications Act of 1996. It replaces the Directorate of Publications. The FPB’s task is mainly to classify films, videos, DVDs, computer games and certain publications for their suitable age viewership, and to provide you with enough information to make informed choices about what you and your children should or should not see.
MAPPP-SETA is a sector training authority that supports and facilitates education and training in the media, advertising and visual arts, performing arts, film and electronic media, cultural heritage, publishing, printing and packaging sectors. MAPPP-SETA is founded on the Skills Development Act and the Skills Development Levies Act.
