Bad Wolf’s created Screen Alliance Wales, based at Wolf Studios Wales, in 2018 to educate, promote and train production crews and build infrastructure as well as opening the doors to those people who don’t get that many doors opened for them. As at March 1st 2025, Screen Alliance Wales has engaged with over 73,000 people and has almost 10,000 vetted crew on it’s database, offering long term trainee placements to 100 individuals so far.

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Bad Wolf supports the work of BAFTA in Wales by taking part in talent-related masterclasses and events as well as historic sponsorship of the Breakthrough Award at the annual British Academy Cymru Awards to support the charity’s outreach and inclusion aims. We also supported the Take a Seat campaign in 2021, to play our part in the redevelopment of the iconic 195 Piccadilly BAFTA HQ and the charity’s future talent development programmes.

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Bad Wolf is proud to support The Film and TV Charity. With the support of the industry, they offer free and confidential emotional, financial, and practical support, or just a listening ear, to anyone who needs it. All of their services can be accessed through their 24-hour Support Line 0800 054 00 00.

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Bad Wolf sponsors Hijinx, one of Europe’s leading inclusive theatre companies, creating outstanding performances with learning disabled and/or autistic artists on stage and on screen, for Wales and for the world. Our partnership involves supporting the film projects undertaken by Hijinx.

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Bad Wolf supports Iris, the leading organisation celebrating LGBT+ film in Cardiff, offering festivals, year-round events, outreach projects, and the world’s largest short film prize, sponsoring of the Iris Prize Festival and the Best Feature Award in particular.

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The LezDiff team organise a diverse Lesbian, Bisexual & Queer Women’s Film and Arts Festival in the Capital City of Wales to represent and increase awareness of Lesbian, Bisexual & Queer Women and to portray the lives and experiences of Lesbians, Bisexual & Queer Women in the UK and the wider world.

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Bad Wolf sponsors this world-class producing house which is making visionary, distinctive theatre like nothing else in the Welsh capital, specifically the company’s New Writers programme.

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Bad Wolf sponsors the charity’s annual Awards ceremony and works with the team to engage with their public and industry events programme to raise aspirations and inform about opportunities within the company.

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Bad Wolf sponsors Diversity Scholarships at RWCMD, supports the promotion of a new Foundation Degree in Scenic Construction, as well as the Young People’s Production Arts scheme.

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Bad Wolf is providing sponsorship towards the ongoing work of Sherman Theatre’s Literary department. Since its launch in 2021, over 500 Welsh and Wales-based writers have been supported by the Literary department, benefitting from access to structured development programmes, high-quality dramaturgical support, feedback and advice. Bringing together the expertise of both Bad Wolf and Sherman Theatre, this new partnership will facilitate a widening of opportunities for Welsh and Wales-based writers wanting to write for stage and screen.

The Women of Llanrumney.  Photo by Chuko Cribb

Bad Wolf supports Theatr Clwyd to provide opportunities for emerging talent through trainee apprenticeships for designers, directors, writers and actors. The connection between Bad Wolf and Theatr Clwyd means together we can provide opportunities in the arts for those living in North Wales across theatre and TV. Alongside their traineeships, Bad Wolf’s support provides opportunities for young people on their creative journey through our engagement groups with ages from 4-104, with Theatre Clwyd’s bursary programme which provides financial assistance to those unable to attend their workshops otherwise. Meaning that there are no barriers to those wanting to join the creative sector.

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We are eager to support our local community and in the past we have donated to and supported:

21Plus Downs’ Syndrome Charity (South Wales)

Bat Conservation Trust

Boomerang Cardiff

British Heart Foundation (with home assets)

Building Bridges Monmouthshire

Bullies Out (Wales)

Cardiff Food Bank

Cardiff Wanderers FC Female Club

Cardiff Women’s Aid

Cash for Kids Wales

Cerebral Palsy Cymru

Collect My Clothes Wales

Care4Calais

Working Wardrobe (with costume assets)

Cwtch Baby Bank Wales

Dar Ul Isra Mosque welfare centre: Essentials for asylum seekers and refugees

Dean Farm Trust

Friends of Cardiff Riding School (with The Winter King equestrian assets)

Glitter

Grange Juniors Football Team kit

GreenMan Festival

Guide Dogs Cymru

Helping Dress Medics: Donation toward making PPE for medics

LJC Youth Dance and Drama Academy, Cardiff

Maggie’s Cancer Charity, Swansea

NHS Bright Star Appeal

NSPCC Wales

Place 2 Be 

People’s Trust for Endangered Species

Rubicon Dance

Ryder Academi, Llanrwst

Splott Albion AFC

Street Football Wales

Teenage Cancer Trust (Wales)

The Film and TV Charity, UK-wide

The Queer Emporium

The Trevor Project

Warm Wales

Welsh Refugee Council

Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Y Bont: Donation of assets from A Discovery of Witches

Our Christmas donations have also supported:

Huggard

Llamau

Hope Animal Rescue Charity

Adferiad/Recovery

Place2Be

Mind Cymru

The Bevan Foundation

The Trussel Trust