Norfolk Screen becomes official film office for the county
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Norfolk could be used as a backdrop in more movies after a production company was awarded a contract to bring filmmakers to the county.
Norfolk Screen has signed a two-year deal with Norfolk County Council to represent the county as its official film office.
The county has recently featured in films including The Girl on the Train and the Avengers.
Claire Chapman, from Norfolk Screen, said it could boost the local economy.
"We are delighted to partner with Norfolk County Council and the local authorities and other stakeholders and look forward to working together to ensure that productions think first about Norfolk when it comes to filming in the UK," she said.
Fabian Eagle, cabinet member for economic development at the council, said: "Numerous production companies have already featured our beautiful county in their drama and documentary footage over the years."
He also said the new contract could help businesses when visitors travel to visit a location they have seen on their screens.
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