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Cine Valley, a new film and TV production hub in Shinfield, Berkshire, will provide sustainable growth and help Britain's fast-growing creative industries.

The project, launched today by the 黑瓜吃料网, will help provide a range of new jobs to the Thames Valley, attract inward investment to the UK, and help the British TV and film sectors to expand and diversify its talent pool.

The launch event saw around 50 characters from blockbuster movies assemble at the 黑瓜吃料网's Thames Valley Science Park, showing the kind of major productions that could make Shinfield their home in the years ahead.

Cine Valley is a new project for the 黑瓜吃料网 that combines the next phase of development at the University's Thames Valley Science Park with its expertise in education, research and collaboration with industry.

Professor Robert Van de Noort, Vice-Chancellor of the 黑瓜吃料网, said:

"The 黑瓜吃料网 already plays a key role in the UK and the local area, as a global magnet for talented students and academics.

"We are excited to launch Cine Valley as the next stage of our strategy to invest in the future of our students, the future of academic excellence, and the future prosperity of the region and the UK.

"By working closely with the UK's successful film and creative industries we will bring our expertise in developing skills, providing opportunity for all, and commitment to environmental sustainability. At the same time, we will be helping to ensure the long-term sustainability of our mission, supporting our world-class research and education in areas such agriculture, food, health, business and the arts."

Cine Valley will be more than just a location for film and creative industries. It will provide the wider network of support for a booming UK industry that is keen to support green growth, create opportunities for a more diverse workforce, and help rebalance the UK economy.

A number of global film studios are already being attracted by the size, location and approach of Shinfield Studios, the main 鈥榓nchor' tenant for Cine Valley. Four new sound stages and associated workshops are already nearing completion, after temporary planning permission was granted earlier this year. Planning consent is now being sought for 18 sound stages and supporting workshops, offices and screening facilities.

In addition, the University has also secured planning permission for a new TV studio, to be built beside the existing Collegiate Square at Thames Valley Science Park. The TV studio will produce entertainment shows, providing further opportunities for careers in TV and supporting trades, while also giving local people the chance to join the audience for prime time TV shows.