Earlier this week, Chief Executive Alison Gwynn and the team at North East Screen were honoured with the Special Recognition Award at the North East Culture Awards.


Alison and the team were praised for their commitment to the growth of the North East screen industry and the instrumental part they played in bringing record investment to the region’s screen industry.


Through the unique partnership with the BBC, all 12 local authorities and three combined authorities, North East Screen strive to deliver a programme of events and skills activity to grow and expand the North East screen industry.


North East Screen also sponsored the Writer of the Year award which was awarded to Kemi-Bo Jacobs. Kemi-Bo most recently wrote and starred in a one-woman play, All White Everything But Me, about the first black grand slam tennis champion Althea Gibson, was a hit at the Alphabetti Theatre.


Congratulations to all the winners and nominees of this year’s North East Culture Awards!

The Journal Culture Awards 2022 at Durham Cathedral – Sponsor Ros Rigby with winner Alison Gwynne of North East Screen (Image by Iain Buist, Reach Plc)
The Journal Culture Awards 2022 at Durham Cathedral – Sponsor Lisa Laws with winner Kemi-Bo Jacobs (Image by Iain Buist, Reach Plc)
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