Comment: 'Bribery and the film & TV industry - Offers you really should refuse'
Eoin O’Shea, partner at LLP, explains what does and does not constitute a bribe.
Comment: Brits are investing more than just talent in Hollywood
Michael Howells, British Consul General in Los Angeles, explains why the partnership between Hollywood and the UK is stronger than ever.
MPA Europe chief: seven suggestions for the new UK culture secretary
Stan McCoy on the key agendas Matt Hancock should be looking into.
Comment: the challenge of getting your film into UK cinemas is only going to grow
The lacklustre acquisitions market points to contextual challenges.
Comment: 'Weinstein scandal is a wake-up call for us all'
“This is a long-overdue correction the industry has desperately needed.”
Comment: 'Weinstein accusations speak to a larger industry problem'
The allegations raining down on the disgraced mogul suggest the need for some deep industry soul-searching.
BFI's Ben Roberts: how and why we're reforming the Film Fund
Roberts details the changes to the BFI Film Fund, in his own words.
Cannes shake-up in store
Screen editor Matt Mueller weighs in on the Cannes press screening debate.
Thinking outside the festival
Screen editor Matt Mueller looks back on the first edition of Jerusalem’s Think Fest.
Why Hollywood needs to rethink Comic-Con
Content creators should bring more footage, more news, and a surprise or two.
How to navigate the defamation minefield of movie biopics
Lee & Thompson associate solicitor Emma Teichmann reveals how filmmakers can avoid falling into a libel trap.
