FILMNATION TV DEVELOPMENT LIMITED

Company number 12560245 ·

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Executive summary

FILMNATION TV DEVELOPMENT LIMITED is an early-stage micro-entity within the UK television programme production sector, currently exhibiting minimal financial and operational activity compared to typical industry players. The company is positioned as a niche development-focused entity with potential transatlantic ties but needs to scale operationally and financially to capitalize on expanding content demand fueled by streaming platforms. Its current size and resource base limit its competitive standing in a sector characterized by rapid technological change and consolidation.

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Shareholders' funds

£1

Balance sheet as at 2020-12-31

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Overview

Company type
Private Limited Company
Incorporated
2020-04-16
Employees
0 (2020 accounts)
Registered office
71 Queen Victoria Street, London, United Kingdom, EC4V 4BE
Postcode
EC4V 4BE
Capital
1 GBP
Accounts category
Audit Exemption Subsidiary

Accounts

Last made up to
2024-12-31
Next due by
2026-09-30
Financial year end
31 December

Confirmation statement

Last statement dated
2026-04-15
Next due by
2027-04-29
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Nature of business (SIC)

  • 59113 Television programme production activities

Officers 4 current · 2 resigned

Laine KLINE Director
Appointed 2025-07-05
Andrew KIM Director
Appointed 2025-07-05
PRESIDENT OF PRODUCTION Appointed 2020-04-16
Appointed 2020-04-16

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Group structure

Controlled by FILMNATION TV UK LIMITED — since 2020-04-16

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At this address

964

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Competitors London

This company ranks 199 among television programme production activities in London.

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The class of 2020

48%

of the 982 companies in this sector incorporated in 2020 are still active today; 47% have since been dissolved.

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