All Digital articles – Page 41
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NewsNetflix shares fall 15% after slow Q2 subs growth
UPDATED: Shares in the streaming giant dropped around 15% after trading on Monday as the company missed its projections on subscriber growth for the second quarter.
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NewsIsrael’s animation industry hops to new support initiative
Jerusalem Film and Television Fund’s animation event The Hop, Skip & A Jump is aiming to grow the city’s fledgling animation scene.
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NewsJerusalem: Whit Stillman updates on Amazon TV series
Stillman is writing six more The Cosmopolitans episodes, but is making changes from the pilot.
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News'Ab Fab' beats 'Independence Day' sequel in UK buzz chart
British comedy also topped US buddy comedy Central Intelligence and animation The Secret Life of Pets.
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NewsFirst Dolby Cinema sites open in Asia
Dolby Laboratories has announced its first Dolby theatres in Asia at Wanda Cinema Line sites in Dalian, Changchun, Chongqing and Jinan.
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NewsGravitas plots 'Sons Of Ben' football doc release
EXCLUSIVE: The distributor has taken on director Jeffrey Bell and producer Mike Dieffenbach’s MLS football documentary.
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NewsNetflix dates 'XOXO' rave film
The original ensemble comedy about a group of 20-somethings on a crazy adventure to the biggest EDM festival in America will debut on August 26.
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NewsHuanxi, MUBI cancel $50m China agreement
Streaming service and media group agree to terminate lucrative joint venture.
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NewsFlix Premiere launches in US
British entrepreneur Martin Warner’s VOD service has crossed the Atlantic.
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FeaturesScreenTech: Disappearing acts
Photo-real humans are now regularly used in VFX-heavy films but ensuring it is seamless and invisible is a tricky business. John Hazelton reports.
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FeaturesIMAX plans for film production, VR and China
Riding high after its $1bn year in 2015, Imax is planning high-profile moves into original film production, one-off TV specials and virtual reality.
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FeaturesExperiential cinema: set to stun
A growing arsenal of immersive technologies is being deployed this summer by international exhibitors to tempt consumers off the sofa and into cinemas. Adrian Pennington reports.
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NewsVFX firm Cinesite talks animation push at Annecy
With special effects credits including Harry Potter, X-Men and Assassin’s Creed, the firm is now pushing into animation production.
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News'David Brent: Life On The Road' lands at Netflix
The streaming platform has acquired US and select international rights to Ricky Gervais’ upcoming film excluding the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.
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FeaturesBig film, big data: how analytics is shaping the business
Data analysis is changing the landscape of an industry in which experience and instinct are still heavily relied on, but the analysts argue more can be done.
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NewsSky Movies rebrands as Sky Cinema
Sky Cinema will offer one movie premiere per day, an expanded library and improved HD.
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NewsIFTA chief lauds court ruling on net neutrality
Jean Prewitt, head of the Independent Film & Television Alliance (IFTA), on Tuesday welcomed a move by the Court Of Appeals to uphold the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) 2015 Open Internet Order.
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FeaturesAnnecy: the big draw
Annecy’s spectacular setting and convivial environment make it one of the most popular events on the circuit. But just how good is it for doing real business? Geoffrey Macnab reports.
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NewsNetflix buys world rights to 'The Discovery'
The streaming goliath will launch Endgame Entertainment and Protagonist Pictures’ Rooney Mara starrer on its platform and in select theatres through undetermined partners sometime in 2017.
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FeaturesAardman, BBC talk VR collaboration 'We Wait'
Placing the viewer in a boat of migrants travelling from Turkey to Greece, the virtual reality experience marks a first for both the BBC and Aardman.