All Finance articles – Page 41
-
News'Son of Saul' director scores grant for second feature
TorinoFilmLab awards more than $460,000 to several upcoming projects.
-
NewsBFI to receive 8% grant-in-aid cut over four years
BFI says spending review reduction is “better than anticipated”.
-
NewsDCMS cuts less than feared
“Deep cuts” would be a “false economy” says British Chancellor, but department admin costs to be cut by 20%.
-
NewsAutumn Statement 2015: How will the DCMS fare?
Film likely to face cuts amid anticipated DCMS budget reduction.
-
NewsAnti-corruption doc gets Sundance grant
Proposition For A Revolution, directed by Khushboo Ranka and Vinay Shukla, has been awarded a $50,000 grant from the Sundance Documentary Film Programme.
-
NewsWellcome Trust reveals film investment plans
Charitable foundation to back projects exploring themes relevant to biomedical research.
-
NewsCDP joins Sengupta’s 'Memories And My Mother'
EXCLUSIVE: French producer Catherine Dussart, who co-produced Gurvinder Singh’s The Fourth Direction, has boarded Aditya Vikram Sengupta’s Memories And My Mother, which is selected for the Co-Production Market at Film Bazaar this year.
-
NewsSA backers move into Blecher's Paradise
EXCLUSIVE: NFDC’s Co-Production Market project On the Way to Paradise has received funding from three separate government bodies in South Africa: the Department of Trade and Industry, the National Film and Video Foundation and KwaZulu-Natal Film Commission.
-
NewsAmbre, Oddjoint punch for 'Boxers' feature
EXCLUSIVE: French producer Sylvain Bursztejn’s Ambre Films is joining forces with Celine Loop and Q’s Kolkata-based Oddjoint to produce a feature version of Alka Raghuram’s documentary Burqa Boxers.
-
NewsEurimages unveils 'innovative projects' initiative
Lab Projects to support unconventional films.
-
NewsTrustNordisk, Brain Academy pact for thriller series
EXCLUSIVE: TrustNordisk/Zentropa and Brain Academy are partnering on an eight-part TV series.
-
NewsRelativity Media outlines restructure plan
Ryan Kavanaugh filed papers with the US Bankruptcy Court in New York on Wednesday that proposed the foundations of a slimmed-down company and a seven-film slate.
-
NewsMEDIA exec Lucia Recalde Langarica talks ahead of Tallinn's European Film Forum
As the European Film Forum kicked off at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, MEDIA exec Lucia Recalde Langarica has praised the event for linking creativity and technology.
-
NewsSewitsky's Henie film aims for August shoot
Anne Sewitsky’s anticipated Sonja Henie project, Queen Of Ice, is edging closer to an August 2016 shoot after confirming Norwegian Film Institute funding of €1.6m last week.
-
NewsLithuania scores Baltic Event hat-trick
Estonian project Erik Stoneheart wins Screen Best Pitch Award.
-
NewsEstonia to join tax rebate club in 2016
Estonia is to become the latest European country to join the tax rebate club attracting foreign productions to shoot at its locations.
-
News'The Tribe' director in first Ukraine, Norway co-pro
Luxembourg, the second feature by The Tribe director Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy, is set to become the first ever co-production between Ukraine and Norway.
-
NewsBodrov, Mokritsky films win development funding
New projects by Sergei Bodrov and Sergei Mokritsky awarded development funding by Russian Cinema Fund
-
NewsRussia's Ministry of Culture demands 'Dau' producer return funding
Russia’s Ministry of Culture is calling for Phenomen Films, the producer of Ilya Khrzhanovsky’s marathon project Dau, to return $340,000 (RUB22.5m) in production funding as well as $120,000 (RUB8m) in interest.
-
NewsAMBI Group launches $200m fund
The warchest will finance a slate of high-end, star-driven commercial feature films through the AMBI Pictures production and finance division.