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Isabel Davis Appointed Director Of BFI Filmmaking Fund

Isabel Davis Appointed Director Of BFI Filmmaking Fund

Isabel Davis has been appointed Director of the BFI Filmmaking Fund. Davis will commence her role in October 2026, taking on a five-year fixed term. This appointment follows her eight-year tenure as Executive Director of Screen Scotland. Prior to her leadership at Screen Scotland, Davis held a significant position at the BFI, including serving as the Head of International.

In her new capacity, Davis will oversee the BFI Filmmaking Fund, a crucial component of the British Film Institute's strategy to support and develop UK film production. The fund plays a vital role in nurturing emerging talent and enabling the creation of diverse and innovative cinematic projects. Davis's extensive experience in film funding and development is expected to bring valuable leadership to this initiative.

Davis's previous role at Screen Scotland involved significant contributions to the Scottish film industry, fostering growth and international collaboration. Her return to the BFI signifies a strategic move to leverage her expertise across the broader UK film landscape. She succeeds Mia Bays, who previously led the Filmmaking Fund.

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