accessibility

This site has been designed with accessibility in mind.

You can use your browser text resize option to enlarge all text, including headings.

All content is XHTML 1.1 compliant and adheres to the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).

Any style sheets used have been tested against the CSS 2 standard.

All pages validate as WAI double-A compliant.

Valid W3C XHTML Valid W3C CSS WAI AA compliant

skip navigation

Each page contains a 'skip to content' link (see access keys above) which takes you to the beginning of the content area.

browser support

The content has been tested and proven to be fully usable on the following browsers:

  • Windows: Internet Explorer 5.5+, Netscape 6.2+, Mozilla 1.5+, Opera 7.23+, Firefox 1+
  • Macintosh: Netscape 6+, Safari 1+, Firefox 1+

As this site validates to W3C standards for XHTML 1.1 and CSS 2, the content should also work with other browser and platform combinations. However, if you experience aproblem, we would be grateful if you could notify us (please include the page's web address and a brief description of the bug).

All downloadable documents have been saved in a generic cross-platform format (RTF or PDF).

diversity

We endeavour to be as accurate and inclusive as we can in the copy presented on this website. If, however, you find any errors, inaccuracies, or misrepresentations, please feel free to notify us.

Film London is committed to the development of positive policies to promote equal opportunity in the development and growth of London’s film industry. To ensure that our Equal Opportunities policy is effective, we monitor applications to our schemes and participation at events funded through Film London. This information will be used to compile anonymous statistical information only. Monitoring is recommended by; the Commission for Racial Equality; the Equal Opportunities Commission; the Disability Rights Commission and the Confederation of British Industry. 

For further information about diversity we recommend you refer to the UK Film Council's Diversity Toolkit - an online resource for everyone in film. It explains how diversity can open up creative and commercial opportunities and gives practical advice and resources to help all areas of the industry contribute to the film sector's diversity goals.

 
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