Transparency

Reports and accounts.

Futures in Film C.I.C., company number 14621615, files as a company and as a community interest company. The filings are public at Companies House.

The documents that exist

The documents.

DocumentWhat it is
CIC34 community interest reportFiled with the accounts every year: what community benefit was delivered, who was consulted, what directors were paid and whether any assets left the company.
Social Impact Audit and Community Benefit ReportThe audit of social impact and community benefit for the year ending 28th January 2025. Filed at Companies House and public.

The filed figures

What the report counts.

IndicatorReported position
Wider engagement pipelineApproximately 8,000 individuals recorded across engagement, sign-up, outreach and pipeline systems.
Youth and public outreachOver 4,000 young people engaged through the Futures Festival and school and university outreach.
Long-term trainees26 long-term trainees supported on structured pathways with mentoring.
Live production simulations286 participants trained through live production simulations.
Workshop development record206 recorded attendances across 29 establishment-phase workshop days.
Activity register131 activity rows captured across ecosystem and project evidence sheets.

The 4,000, and why everything we run is 18 and over

Both things on this site are true at once, and the site should say why. The outreach figure is young people reached in somebody else’s context, not on a Futures in Film programme: the Futures Festival is Pinewood’s event, and the school and university outreach happened at the invitation of a school, a college or a university. In each case the host held the safeguarding duty and supervised its own young people; Futures in Film brought a working unit and answered questions. Its own programmes were 18 and over then and are now, because there is no designated safeguarding lead in post. That is the reason for the age rule, and it changes when a lead is appointed and trained.

Both things on this site are true at once, and the site should say why. The outreach figure is young people reached in somebody else’s context, not on a Futures in Film programme: the Futures Festival is Pinewood’s event, and the school and university outreach happened at the invitation of a school, a college or a university. In each case the host held the safeguarding duty and supervised its own young people; Futures in Film brought a working unit and answered questions. Its own programmes were 18 and over then and are now, because there is no designated safeguarding lead in post. That is the reason for the age rule, and it changes when a lead is appointed and trained.

A structured view of scale and delivery, not a claim that every figure is a unique beneficiary of Futures in Film CIC alone. Figures are for the year ending 28th January 2025, and the report they come from is filed at Companies House under company number 14621615.

Funder reporting

Funder reporting.

Impact reports have been provided to the Rank Foundation. Shared where the funder agrees.

On this page

What we publish here.

CIC34 community interest report

The filed community interest report.

Filed

Social Impact Audit and Community Benefit Report

The audit of social impact and community benefit, for the year ending 28th January 2025.

Filed

Annual accounts

Filed accounts, most recent first.

Due

Funder impact reporting

Reports provided to the Rank Foundation. Shared where the funder agrees.

Provided

Articles of association

The constitution and the asset lock, as filed.

At Companies House

Governance Policy Pack

The company’s policies, sent on request.

On request

Companies House

How to find it yourself.

Search Companies House for company number 14621615: accounts, CIC34, confirmation statement, articles with the asset lock, and the register of directors.

Due diligence

If you are assessing us.

Insurance certificates, policies, a safeguarding statement, references and a completed questionnaire: ask and the pack is sent.