Julian Fellowes at Downing Street

In this video, Julian Fellowes discusses the government's support for the arts, highlighting tax incentives for movies and high-end television. He praises the current government's efforts compared to previous ones, emphasizing the positive impact on local production and employment. The conversation also touches on the importance of well-thought-out reforms in encouraging domestic program creation.

Who is the reporter interviewing Julian Fellowes?

• John Craig

• Julia Fellowes

• Sky News

• Julian Fellowes

What kind of tax incentives did the government introduce according to Julian Fellowes?

• For education and research

• For theater and music

• For sports and recreation

• For high-end television and movies

How does Julian Fellowes describe the current government's support for the arts?

• The most helpful in a long time

• Focused only on movies

• Less supportive than previous governments

• Indifferent to the arts

What is the impact of the government's reforms on high-end television according to Julian Fellowes?

• Limits creative freedom

• Decreases quality of content

• Increases costs for producers

• Encourages local production and employment

Which political parties does Julian Fellowes mention in his comparison?

• Conservatives and Labour

• Socialists and Independents

• Democrats and Republicans

• Liberals and Greens