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Elstree Film and Television Studios traces its roots to a 1926 silent movie studio built on the site, which also hosted such historical events as the first British "talkie," directed by Alfred Hitchock. Portions of the Star Wars and Indiana Jones trilogies were shot at Elstree, as were more recent films and TV shows, including "Big Brother" and Celador's "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" The studio has changed hands several times and was the object of legal wrangling before the Hertsmere Borough Council bought it in 1996. It now has six sound stages and one silent stage.

Eros International has helped propel Bollywood, the Indian film industry, into the eyes of moviegoers around the globe. With a network of over 500 partners in more than 50 countries, Eros' business has grown to include theatrical, TV, and DVD distribution. The company owns a content library of over 1,900 films, syndication rights for adaptation in local dubbed languages, and its own music label. The company has also penetrated mainstream Western markets with its own channel on YouTube and a video-on-demand service with Comcast.

EUE Screen Gems produces commercials, TV shows, and movies. Its commercial division has produced ads for AT&T, Coca-Cola, and General Motors. The company has production stages in New York City and North Carolina. The studio has been home to TV shows such as One Tree Hill, Dawson's Creek, and Matlock, and its film credits include Nights in Rodanthe and The Secret Life of Bees. EUE Screen Gems also has a stake in independent movie studio First Look Media. The company was founded in 1948 by directors and brothers Mike and Steve Elliot, and was bought by Columbia Pictures in the 1960s. It became an independent entity in 1984.

Family Room Entertainment, doing business as Emmett/Furla Films, provides movie production and development services to the motion picture industry. Services include seeking creative material, acquiring rights, arranging for writing the screenplay, and negotiating talent and distribution agreements. Family Room Entertainment has worked on several Steven Segal flicks (Mercenary For Justice, Submerged, Today You Die), as well as the 2008 releases Rambo IV and Day of the Dead (a remake of the George A. Romero classic).

Film Movement distributes independent and foreign films on DVD. For an annual fee of about $140, subscribers of Film Movement receive one award-winning, independently produced movie per month, chosen from better-known film festivals such as Cannes and Sundance. The company simultaneously exhibits its films at independent theaters through The Film Movement Series. Akin to book clubs, Film Movement also offers its Film Clubs to all subscribers, complete with a monthly film, discussion guide, and online review and discussion forum.

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