“This ensures that when a film like The Dig comes to Suffolk, we know exactly who they need to talk to.”
Meanwhile Norfolk Screen, newly-founded by managing director Claire Chapman and head of development Craig Higgins, is championing the county to local and incoming production companies. We we all know, incoming screen production reaps huge benefits for the local economy, so it s great for Suffolk and Norfolk that The Dig chose to shoot in the East of England, said Ms Higgins.
“It is no secret that Norfolk has hosted a number of notable film and TV productions – ranging from classic TV shows such as Dad’s Army to epic Hollywood blockbusters such as Atonement, Shakespeare In Love and Avengers: Age of Ultron, British feature classics like 45 Years, Yesterday and Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa, and most recently The Personal Life of David Copperfield.