RedTed Media is based in Dublin Ireland which has been home to dozens of high end Film and TV projects over the years. The industry boasts a highly skilled workforce of over 17.000 professionals and artists and has created some of the most respected stars in the world such as Saoirse Ronan, Michael Fassbender, Colin Farrell, Liam Neeson, Pierce Brosnan, Brendan and Domnhall Gleeson, Daniel Day Lewis, Cillian Murphy, Ruth Negga, Robert Sheehan, Jack Reynor, Jamie Dornan, along with rising stars such as Paul Mescal, Niamh Algar, Jessie Buckley, Eve Hewson, Barry Keoghan and many more. We also boast world recognized Directors such as Neil Jordan, Jim Sheridan, John Carney, Lenny Abrahamson, John Crowley and more and our team of Producers have worked with almost all of these individuals.
Ireland has become such a hub for the entertainment Industry in most part due to one of the most advantageous tax incentives in the world. At RedTed Media we can directly utilise the S481 Irish tax incentive for film and television production that can be worth up to 37% of spend, which, along with exclusive post production and studio agreements can deliver an unbeatable plan for productions looking to base some or all of their production in Ireland. We have an unrivaled locations lookbook built over the course of years and exhaustive research involving some of the biggest productions to film in the country.
We are also able to access production finance from various EU and Irish funding initiatives including Screen Ireland, Broadcast partners, Creative Europe Media fund, Regional funds and Eurimages as well as private equity sources and Gap financiers.
Using our exclusive network RedTed Media can deliver a finance plan that maximizes the various tax and financial incentives available throughout Europe to ensure maximum benefit to your production.
RedTed Media can also access development finance for qualifying projects from around the globe. Our hugely experienced team will be on hand to navigate each project towards an optimum outcome.
