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The role of local councils

Local councils, like Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council in this story, often play a key role in attracting and facilitating film productions. They can promote their area's assets, streamline permits, and act as a liaison between filmmakers and local services. This proactive approach helps to maximise the economic and cultural benefits for their communities.

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Film and TV productions bring Dorset towns around £250,000

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