The Screen Flm Communlty
An￿al RetKxt and Ac(uJnts y18 30 June 2021
The Screen Film Community
Registered chaiity Th). 1161792
Compary no. 081(YJ946
Annual Report and Accounts
for the year ended 30 June 2021

Tha Screon Fllm Cornmunty
Annual Rwrt and Am)unts yle 30 Jijne 2021
Contents
Page no.
Reference and Administrative Information
Trustees, Report
Independent Examinerfs Report
Statement of Financial Activities
Balance Sheet
Notes to the Accounts
10-14

The Screen Film Commui
Annual ReF(rt and knxjnts yle 30 June 2021
Reference and Administrative Infomiation
Re9iStered company ￿..
08109946
(England and Wales)
Registered charity no.:
1161792
Registered office:
125 Lauderdale Mansions
Lauderdale Road
London W9 1 LY
Trustees/Dirertor&
Paul Brewster
Suzanne Michaelides
Mary Patricia Herron
General Manager.
Kate He￿on
Bank..
Uoyds ￿nk pk
East Ham {309293} Branch
P.0 Box 1C
BX1 1LT

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Trustees. Annual Report
The Trustees. who are also directors foi the purwses of the Companies A(t 2C￿ present their report and financi81
statements for the year ended ￿ June 2027.
The reference and administratNe infomwiion set (xrt on page I foTTr6 part of this report. The financial statements
compty with current statlrtory r4uireTrtnts, the ￿EM￿andUM arKI arttcles of ass(Kiation and the Ststement of
ReCom￿nded PTrrtice- A(c￿￿ting and RwrtiThJ by CIN3rities (Issued in March 20151.
StructtFr< Govemantè and Management
The Screen F41m CommÉJnty is a cofftpany limited by guarantee. as ￿firEd ty the Companies Art 21Th. It was
incorwratsd on 18 JU￿ 2012 registered a5 a chartty on 21 May 2015. It Trs gO￿rned by a MerrKJrandum and
Articles of Association cL31ed 18 June 2012 as aft￿nded ty ￿rtificate of I￿(￿NatiOn change of name thted 25
March 2014 85 amended by special iesolut¢on wistered at Companies House on 12 March 2015. It was registered as
a charity 21 May 2015. As a charty. in the opinion of the Tr￿tee$. it compl￿$ wtth the wovisions of Sectioft 60 of the
Companies Act 2006, whith exempts it from the wuiren*nt to end its with"lin¥tecf. Th￿)￿hOut this rewrt it
will be ieferred to as-the Chari￿.
Reswnsibilty for the goVerna￿e of t1￿ chacity resides with tr* tru5tee& Day to dty OFkrations are maftaged by the
General Managef. TILStee5 who se￿1 (knring tl* year urKlef ieview and to date are fisted on page 1.
The board believe that the best irrterests of ￿ charity wll ￿ seNed ty hawng an aFpropriate number of tnjstees who
coIWtvety have a range of skills and experience suttable tothe running of the charity. In additK)n to general aifvertising
the current trustees wll use their personal k￿￿￿edge and contscts to seek appiowate candidates for app)intment
twstee. Newly appointed tnISt￿ will be PTowded ￿eSSary infotmatM)n aThJ d(Kuments to enable them to
understand the charity and theÉr role as a trustee.
Aims and ObjertÉve5
The purpose of the charity isto advan￿ in Itteand helpyrKJng parknculaty in 50cialty and ecoTh)micalty deprived
neighbourhocKls in Lothn thrcwh".
the provision of recreational leisure tirr* aciMt]es pr(Mded in the interest of scKial ￿E1*are. designed to
improve their condi(ion tn lrfe
providing 5UPPOrt actwÉtie5 which devebp their skill& capaotie5 (opabilities to enable them to
participate in society as r¥b3ture and reSp)￿lbIe in ￿Hr)cu￿7r by the prwsion of film and television
training and career a(knce.
The objectwes of The Screen Comnxtnity are..
to iftciease its contact with those young peorde vtho are hard to reach such as tlK)se who are at risk of
honElessnes& crime, and t￿se who are in care or those ￿Ents1 health twes
to increase the charitys rEts¥oKks with empl(ryers and ftjrther education LK)dies.
5t has (knloped a wde network of inwdrd outsvard refetral partners in r￿st rfisadvantaged areas in
Westminster, Kensington & Chelsea, and theii Surrounding Ix)roughs whKh has increased the demand on
their seNKes and also inueased the prrxJreSS￿n rcxrtes for their ￿ner￿larieS.
The charity Fxtrsues its objects Ly provmlirg v4orkslw)p5 in Fjlm & TV PFc*luction and in Vtdeo Game5 Design & Coding
and other rdated artwtt*s.
We have recenty expan(kd our actmties to inck#Je fftness Thai. bomng aThl seff defence especialty aimed to
help youThJ women gain in fitnes5 atKI seff c(KffiderKe.
v•rall 2020- 2021
The ewrtsnment was greatfy afferted ty l¢xkdown in March 2020. arKI as a result oljr charity was also g￿tlY affected,
whereby fof much of the year face to delNery was greaty distupted. We all now kThJw that for the year 2020 -
2021, Society was closed up till Juty 2020 a￿1 then again from DeCeM￿r 2020 to March 2021, so this was a challenging

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enwfonment to delNer yL￿th actwities. Hower. (fKJ wjapt to the orcUmsts￿es arKI delNered Son￿ veryvaluaUe
online actwity as as delwefiThJ tsce to fa￿ activtknes vA)en ￿ tlMJld. kkn￿r, the landscape ha5 changed where
cowd restrictions changing prioribes impatt on partr￿r organisatioffj £haiw and mentsl health issues have
greaty affected the sp*ed, cost and effictency ofrxjr delNery.
IkTh￿r, despite ￿ disruptton ￿ h￿e run sorrE excrtir¥J proFcts and also dLweh)p*d w business.
une 2020- Screen Sknlls Mentori
We started wr Screen Skills Mentoring durifyj Ic*kdcA¥n and this has proven to trt a very impactfvl projert. We stsrted
April 2020 Prod￿lI¥j and Pr(KI￿tiOn Managen*nt trJining wth Rhon Griffiths. This engaged with 13
ywng people with the group bwn9 Invited onto the set of Sky Drama y641)￿e. when pr(xluction could start again in
Jure 2020. A har%lfvl of ourYoU￿ benefKiaiie5 then empkyed as prodLKtion a&siStants on full contrarts and fLEII
pay. ther the course of the iefNHiniry yea¥ ve a19) prcvided mentotiNJ Éft Garnes DesigrL Camera and Editing.
oL-kn￿ 2020- Venice in Peril
We were ILJcky io be intrcxluced to Venice in Peril a dwTity sFxoalises ITr corservation of art & archrtecture in
Venice. They re(wired a film to illustrate tFEiT 50,":. AnnNersary. This was an exciting proty)sition that gave a kick start
to wr SCKial enterprise endeavouTS. We able to win this projert and it required travelling to Venice and filrning
i[rte￿IewS and IFioII of tFE various projects which VenKe in Peril are N￿rkirKj on. It ended up ￿Ing a long project
which required findiro an Italian speaking editof, a colcKJr grader a￿j a sound grader. We **te also lucty to obtain
Sam West the artor, to do the nartation. It is a beautrfvl filrTr we can use as part of (wr Nwtfolio.

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October 2020- In de
We ran a 6 session specialised camera workshop, wt*reby 16 of OUT prem0￿ beneficiaries were taught industry
stsndaFd skills in being a ca￿￿ra assistant This was furKled iy westMTrT￿ter Tnjst wth a view to pushing ¥T￿￿e ol
young people trmards The Y￿ng people tsught by cinen¥togiapher Joel Honeywell. also
Michad H8nn8n frcwn The Guikj of Birttsh Camera Technicia1￿ and also Tat Ra*liffe. (1￿MatcxJr8pher on Top ￿ aTh
.71. The beneficiar￿ fftre trught on cinerrw (3rDerdS irKlthlirfj the Arri Mini arKI the Venice Camerd. A handful of
young beneficiarieswere taken on ty Tat Ra(klifFe b his r￿xt featu￿ film. Joel Honey￿11 also spe(if*cally mentored a
handhjl of our benefKiarEs with many of them going on to (areers in ￿ in(Isty.
Janua 2021- Grou
(h¥ork Le¥*isham Filrn &
We weie funded by Grountthyork to run a filffl proiert and a game5 d￿1gTr project in Lw5h3m. B￿ause of all the
covid n*asure5 it all got behind schedule and we weren't sure rf %%e could wn this in peTh)n or if rt woukj have to be
online. In the end we ran tt online starbng Tn January with the hope V￿ cwld thlty sh￿t film in person. It was
a big risk because we bseren't Sure when lockdown V*Duld ease. We engaged an arT43zing grwp of young people
from Lewisham, vtho were very commttted to coming onlTne Every Saturday. They up wtth some amazing Stories
and they ended up voting to produce Vhe Street-. It was amaziry how we were able to cast aTKI pr(xi￿e a film whilst
workirwj online. The actual shoot day coincided luckity v*th schools openFng up so all the chIld￿n had been covid
checked, and so V￿ were free to have a safe slwt day in fkptrord. The yOLtng people %%tre vety excited to be out of
their holl￿ and tw wc¥thKed an anwzitMJ film. We are wesentty enterirKJ thts film to festNaJs.
Afterthe film pioiect we also ran a garres design proiettwrth a (r1ffererttgr￿p of LewshamyourMJ people. Again. they
were very keen. and would like to do m(xe wtth us.
As Lewsham goes into th￿r Year ol Cu￿￿Te in 2022 we are keen to obtsin funding fcK n￿re Lewisham based pioiects.
June 2021- Doctsmenta Works
My Westrrinster Fund agreed to fund our se((Kd (kKur¥Entary w)rkshop. We decided to run this as an online
course. The first few sessions were atmxrt brainstomisro stories. T¥%r) a[A)￿ng storie5 were developed one was atrx)ut

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one of our beneficiarieswtrK> wèsa syrian reflye, another￿d5al￿t a ￿n￿nStratiOn at a scknl in Pimlico. We filmed
interviews and b.roll to yJpport tlw Sto￿ to vaii¢xs other de4elopn*nts we still have to edit these
PTogrammes.
This was our 2. year of running the GLA YourYJ Londonets pioiect B￿al￿e first yeai was rushed dlt to covid
wanted to ensure ran a brilliant workstK)p on this year. Howtver, we were also aware that young people had had a
stressful year, so we wanted to ensure that OLEr young people had fun rather than leel tco much pr￿Sure. We had a
great bjtnoth and also a large num1￿[ had come fvom a hospitsl schwL so we also wanted to ensure all yOLsng people
were safe during the workskjp. The rest of thts work5￿p finished in the next financial year.
At the time of writing this we had fin1sF￿ the GLA LOn(kIt￿[S Film & Ga￿5 PfoiecL plus we had also run hatf
of Ywng Westminster furkled BrvJhter Fuiures games hub. We also ran Son￿ nM)re rrEntoring vrith Line Prcducer
Dylan Rees
We have also taken on one youThJ person as a fftkstarter. a￿j therefr*e have rented some collaboratwe workspace.
We ako plan to increase our s(Kial ente￿rise business and abo create a business plan for a digital hu
Finan¢ial Revl
This was an extr3(Kdinary yeai. th nkiry activit*s cowthined try Cwd restrFCtior4 %thich were not cor6iStent
throughout the year. Nevertheless, ways were fou￿1 to cairy out a frJll prThJramme of sucies5ful activities and to plan
lo¥ actiwties. trustees a￿ particuLHtty thankful for the grant of £40,(NJO frorn the 8ig Lottery Social Enterprise
Support Fund ISESF). which was fi1nda￿ntrI to ensuriNJ continuation of the charitys activFties during this peiiod.

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Total incorr* for the year. irKILKling SESF Wdnt arml £8.971 from the VenKe in Peril proiecL anK>unted to £130,680
Iprior year £46,8(Y31 but much of that incon* ts fof actN5tEs defetred to the next year or started towards the end of ihis
year15ee Note 7). C￿erall eX￿￿KIllure F05e to £67,524 (prior year £54,4821 leadtNJ to 3 surplu5 of £63,156 (prior year
defKit £7,6731. Thatsurplus wa5 nN)stty in reStr￿ted funds tKrt ttWa5 also possible to reverse the previous yea<s defictt
on uniestncted fvnd5 ar*J create a small reser¥e.
As a result of the above, total furnls Sta￿ at £812￿ Ipricw year £1&1241. However. onty £&565 of that is free reseJve5
(prior year defKit Q1511. Most of the exi5tir•J restri￿ tund5 ￿11 be ￿ed in 2021122.
Res•N4s Pol*ry
The tDJstees are mindtul of the ￿ to ensu￿ the wthinakn.lty of the chaiity and tt* C¢￿tInuarKe of its work
At present, the Current level of furKÈ and pioie(ted future fijnrfing ale SLFffictent to continue activities in the short te
However, the trustees wtll Contr"[￿alty assw ttt need for sEneral reserves arKJ seek appropriate fijnding as necessary.
Public Benefft
The charity meets the definition of a wblic benefrt entity u)der FRS 102 and ￿ trustee5 have Compl￿ wth the duty
in sertton 4 ofthe 2¢￿ Act to hwe d￿ re9ard to gui(JarKe on wuic berth wbiished Charty Comm6sion.
Approved by the ttustees on
and signed 0$) their behalf

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Independent Examiners. Report to the Trustees of The Screen Film Community
I ￿[x)rt orh the accounts for year etkled 30 June 2021 set Fwes tsvo to four.
The charTVs ttU5tees are resw)nsible for preparatton of tl* accounts. The charitys trustees £ons¢der that an
audit is not iequired fot ths year lurKler sectM)n 14412} of ￿ Charities Att201 I (the 2011 Actll and that an
inde￿ndent examinatK)n 6 rquired.
It is my responsibility to..
examine the accounts ￿￿ler sertion 745 of the 2011 Artk
follow the procedures laid dovm in the C£ne131 DirextK)n5 given ty the a￿[ity Commissioners lunder
sextion 145(511bl of the 2011 Act),. and
state %thether particular matters have corrE to nry attent￿.
My examination was carnied out in accordante with the Geneial Direttti)rs gwen by the Charity Cornmission. An
examination irKILKJes a review of the aCC￿nting re(ords kept ty the charity and a comparison of the accounts
presented wtth those ￿0[ds. It also Includes consideration ol arry unusual item5 or disclosures in the accwnts, and
seeking explanattons from you as trustees corKernÈng arry such nwtter& The pro￿(￿re5 undertaken do not provide
all the evidence that would be requared in an audtt, a5KI consequenty otynion is gNen as to whether the accounts
present a 'true and fair wew. 8t￿ report is limited to tFk)se mattels Set out in the ststements below.
rndependent exarniner5' slatement kn connecllon with my exarnination
In connertion wth ry examinatw)n, no matter has iome to ry attentN)n'.
{11 which 9wes reasonable cause to beI￿ve that Fn afry malerkil resFeCt the ￿quireMen
to keep accwntirvj records in with seLtr)n 130 oftl* 2011 Att and
to prepare accounts which accord with the acc(MJntir¥J records and compty with the accounting
fequiiellEnts of the 2011 Art
have not Lwn meL or
{21 to whtch in ry opinion. attention slK)uld te drawn in otder to enab￿ a piopEr undertanding of tF
accounts to leached
Maty Ryan, FCC4 DChA
Ark Accountsncy
31 Cheam Road
Ewell
Epsom
Suffey
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Statement of Financial Artivity
For the year ended 30 June
2021
2020
Unr*tric￿ Restricted Total Unrestrirted RestrKted
Total
5ncome fior
D￿ationS arnl legacies
20,8
Raisir4J Funds
2103
1103
Charitsble activÉtie&
5&346
5&746
20,356
26,453
Other
8.971
&971
Total Income
51.474
79206 130.680
20.3S6
26,453
46,809
Expenditure on..
Ra¢sing funds
3.697
3.697
1.672
1,672
charitsb￿ Actmties..
Game5 MorkstrK¥ps
Film Ma￿ng
D(￿u￿ntary
Mentorrr
Other
273
2.985
1.278
1&658
394
3A96
1.491
21,643
13,345
17,462
13,345
33,753
393
2,697
2,622
16,291
393
2,697
2,589
3,496
&￿2
33
Other Expenditure
27.$01
27,501
Total Expenditu
43.758
23.766
67.524
32.512
21.970
54,482
Nei operating
incOn*llex￿nCrrtu￿I
7.716
55.440
63.156
1111561
17.6731
Net gains/(lossesl on F￿stmerrts
Net Incom￿{exp￿￿1r￿￿ej
7.n6
55A40
63.156
(la1561
17.6731
Transfer l)fften fisnds
Net mov¢n￿ in funds
7.716
55A40
63.156
1111561
4,483
17.6731
Totsl funds brought forwawd
C,151)
20.275
18,124
IQ￿5
15,792
25,797
T￿al funds carFied forward
5.565
75.715
81.280
{11511
20.275
18,124
The notes on the folknMrNJ p¥s fc￿ part Oft￿ ￿COunts.
The above results thrive from continuTrng &tiV[t￿5. llEre were rK) other reC￿jnised gains or losse5 Othe¥ thar¢ those
stated above.

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Balance Sheet
As at 30 June
2021
2020
Abtes
Current Assets
Debtors
10
&776
&476
Cash
117.767
27,256
126.543
35,732
Cumt Liabilities
Creditors
12
45.263
17.608
Net Current Assèts
81.280
1(124
Totsl A*ets
81.280
14124
Funds
Un￿StrIrted Funds
5,565
Restricted fu￿1$
75.715
20.275
Total Funds
81.280
18.124
The ￿)teS on the followir¥J pages form part of these acc¢xmt&
For the year ending 30 Jur* 2021 the company was errtitled tr) exemption ftom audit under sectKJn 477 of t
Companies Act 20￿ relating to small conyanies.
The Directors have not required the company to obtain an aucftt of its accounts for the year in question in accordance
with section 476 of the companies Act 2¢Th.
The Directors acknowlethje theii responsibilfties for cO￿￿ng wtth the requIren￿ts of the Att with respert to
accountit)g records and preparatK)n of accounts.
Approved ty ￿ Tyijstees on
and signed on t￿￿￿[ Ixhalf by
Tnjstee
2Z/1712

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Notes to the accounts
ACCOUNllNG pouaES
The financial Statements have been prepared in occordarfe ￿th the FinarKial Reporting Stardard applicable in the UK and
Republic (yf Ireland IFRS 1021 under Accounbrg and ReTrx•rtirYJ ty Chatiti4 Statement of Recommended Practice (Charities SORP
20151 and the C(Ynpanies kt 21K6 Assets and l¢akn"litie5 ￿ltial￿ recognised at hisroric Cost Of transaction value unless Otherwise
ststed in the rekvant Kco￿ting p)liry or
bl
Income is recogniged ￿ the (￿rity has enti￿ement to the fvnds, any ￿rf0￿M[Ke conditions attached to the ItKome
hdve been met. it is prOba￿e that the irKorne be retrived and the amount can be measured reliably. Incotne is deferred as
ecessary when the dorKJr spectfie5 that the irKome m￿1 ￿ be vsed in futwe accountin9 periods or ¥vhen 8ny performance
condrÉioDs have not been fijlly rnet
The tharity operatss fLnd aicounting".
Restricted funds are to be used for swiffc P￿POse5 as laid drAvn ty the dowr. Expendttwe which meets tF
criteria is charged to the￿rKI
Unrestr*cted fvTyJ5 aR doAabon5 and other tncome ￿eTr¥ed or gerheraied for the chatitalAe purposes
Designated fund5 are untestricted fLnds eaM￿rked iry the Trustees for particulaT purposes
Expenditure is recognised once there is a legal or construrtwe obligaticfft to make a payment to a thrd party. it 15 PrObat￿e
thét settlement wll ￿ required and the amount of the oEAigation can ￿ measured reliabty Expenditure 15 classified UThd￿ the
following headirFgs.
C05b of raiyng fwds relate to thè costs irKwred by thè tharity in ind￿ing third parties to rnake voluntary
iontributions to it as wdl as the c05t ol any ¥liwties a fiMdra￿ln9 purF>ose
Expenditure on chèritstle a￿￿Ttle5 include5 the cosi ol deliveriNJ service5 and conducting reseaT£h undertaken
to further the wry)oses Of the charity. togethv ￿th t￿r associated support costs
Other exF*nditJxe rewe5￿thOse items not tallirKJ into any otheT headir4
The charity i% not regsstered forVAT. is charged as a cost agairst the acw forwhich the expenditure was irKurred.
Expenditwe is allocèted tothe party¢￿aractI￿tyf0[￿￿l(h It¥A￿ I￿￿rred The costof ovwall direttionand administration, comprisin9
the salary and overhead costs of the central funcborL tOgether￿ryth govemancec¢)S￿ is aPPDrtioned to each charitable activity on the
basis of direct costs attributable to that actNity.
Iterns of equpment and othert0ngl￿e a55et5 y￿11 be capitstised the wrtha5e price exceeds £10￿. Those Items will
be depreciated on a straight line b￿5 over three years.
The T￿￿tee$ are of the oFxnion that the chanty is exwno frDrn Coryx)ration Taxon its tharitaL4e actwitse5
91
The charty has ￿ emplo￿ and therefore does not currenuy ¥un a ￿￿$10￿ schern
INCOMJNG RESOURCES FROM DONATIONS ANO LEGKIES
2021
2020
Donations
Big Lottery-S¢xial Enterpise 5ipport Fthd
Enkrprise Development fund
20,8E
60.
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INCOMING RESOURCES FROM cHAR[T￿LE ACTI
2021
2020
Grant*
John Lyon'scharity
GLA- yo￿9 LorKloneTS Fund
City ol Westminster T*iJst
Queens pa￿ CC Community Grant
The London Communtty F￿￿tat￿)n
The Kersington and CheL5ea Foun&tion
Screenskills
Paddington a)a*ities
London Youth
3&J
19.949
5,317
19.949
5,317
3.5CrfJ
4,785
4.500
8350
33
GrouTrYwork UK
PTC
9.970
Young we5tmir￿er Brighter FuiuTes
8.750
58.346
46.434
Other.
Westmirtstercty Counol
375
OTHER INCOME
2021
2020
Fee5"
PToduction of AnnNersary Fli m forVenKe in Peril FUKI
8,971
8,971
ANALYS￿ OF EXP£NDThURE
CurtÈnt
G•mes
Dock*me Mentori
ntary
Other
Furvjra
I￿n9
Support and
Gov'naKe
2Q21
Premises
2,W15
2.149
Project management
Teachers ar￿ as515tarrt5
3.450
12.Q)O
20.450
4,410
650
3,281
180
9.341
4122
4.269
Equipment hire
Film crew and extras
3,922
1,297
972
Other direct costs
10
2.742
624
1.936
5.610
Professional fees
3f
9.692
14.749
Bath charges
InsLrar*e
15
61
447
581
rr and telepho￿ costs
Meeting5 and tr3vel
Stationery and P￿agE
74
1,413
1.573
36
24
3.016
4419
zoo
1,39)
20.182
3.260
3.697
29.359
67.524
S4)wsrt and goTrMnance
Totsl •xPw￿l￿Th? 2021
101
1.461
236
11.8581
27.501
1.491
21.643
3.496
&802 5m7
fj7.524
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ReK*yl and kn￿rtts yle 30 June 2021
Game5
DooJment Mentori Fu[KIrai￿ SuppDrt and
GDvemance
Totsl
2020
Erya9ementfees
Prern¥5es
1,610
Projed management
Teachets and assstants
3,250
8.625
375
13.750
73.878
4.750
5.923
4,249
&169
1,575
Equipment liTe
Filrn crew and extras
6.169
Other filffl costs
IA97
1.897
4.581
Profesyonal and ￿al fees
Bank charge5
ITr$wa￿e
1.5%
2,985
409
565
rr ond tdeFknne costs
Meetings and travel
Stationery and wstage
495
495
471
82
552
11741
32224
1.529
375
2.575
1,5
4.971
54.482
Support and governa￿e
Totsl exP￿d￿￿T9 2020
18
122
76
12.3491
2.622
13J45
33.753
393
2.697
1.672
5W2
GOVERNANCE COSTS
2021
2020
miThstr&tNÈ costs
13
Professional fees
6.480
1589
500
Independent £xamination Fee
Total
6,9¥J
3.102
MOVEMENT ]N FUNDS
FuThls Int•n4ty lknjoiry
bff
Tr•nst*vs
Funds
I￿￿ts
UnTe5tricted funds
General funds
1511
51.474
143.7581
5,565
Re5trcted F￿￿￿.
Film- Cty of Westminster T￿￿t
Film- Kensiftgton & Chdsea Fwndation
Game$-Q￿ens Park CC
Mentoring- kTeenskills
Documentary-westrnbnstw CC
Enteryxise t*velopment
London Yo
Groundwork
5.317
5317
17.4401
11 J31
3,194
3.267
3.500
157
5.653
13.4961
941
394
911
20A
21.n1
1,669
1.427
9.970
3f
(8.5431
13fill
John Lyon5 Charity
PTC Programme
Young WestminsteT 8ri9hter Fvtwes
GLA Ywr¥J Lon&nffs
110LKI
8.79)
19.949
11C
8,750
17,980
75.715
11,969)
P3.7661
Ttstsl Restrictedfunds
20.275
7921
Totsl Funds
18,124
130.6
167,5241
81280
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Tt* Screen Film Communlty
Annual Repcwt and k(x*Jnts yle 30 June 2021
ANALYS￿ OF NET ASSFfs BETWEEN FUNDS
2021
Totsl
8,776
42,052
8.476
29.572
Cash
75,715
Cufftnt LAbilili95
Creditors
1452631
119.9241
Net Current Assets
5565
75.715
18.124
Total A558ts
5.565
75715
18.124
2020
Restricted
Total
Debtor5
8.476
29.572
8,476
38.252
Cash
r2.1511
117.7731
119.9241
Net Current ￿￿etS
f2.1511
20.275
18.124
Totsl Assets
P.1511
20.275
18,124
STAFF COSTS
The tharity had no employees durirvj the period underre¥iew. Th2 Ger￿Tal Manager. teachers and assi5tanls all acted on a freelance
basis
10. DEBTORS
2021
2020
Trade debtOTS
126
126
kuued income
498
8.350
Sundry debtor5
8.152
Total
8.T16
8.476
1 I. ACCRUED INCOME
2021
2020
income bri>ught forwa
4350
Rdeased sn year
(Q3501
Abisiry in year
Screenski115
8350
GrOun0kn￿ VK
Deferred income carried forward
8.350
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RerK%i and knnts yle 30 June 2021
12 cRED￿0&S.. fèlling wiiFM"n one year
2021
2020
Trade creditors
34245
14,540
t>efwred income
9,850
Other credirors
AccrL*d expenses
1.168
3,068
Totsl
45,263
17.6D8
13. OEFERRED tNCOME
2027
2020
Deferred i￿ome broughtfr>vrtard
Released in year
Ari&ng in
B8C CINldren in Need
9,850
Deferred irKome (￿led lorward
9.850
14. RELATED PARTIES
The General Manager, Kate Herron, is the daughter of Mary Patricia Herron. a trustee. Expenses illCUTTed by Kate Herron In 2015116
amountin9 to £1,476 have noi yet paid. Fee5 amout>iirwJ to £19.95D for Kate Herron were LwJoked during the year IwioT
year£20,0001 and an amount of £31ns remainèd unpaid at the end of the year (prior year £14,725).
15. TRUStEES
The Trustee5 who sewl ttrwjhout the swr are liaed on page l. Ttr￿e was rx) Trustee remuneratiory benefits or expenses
paid dunllg the year
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