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NewsNeumann weighs in on DFFF debate
Bernd Neumann, Germany’s former State Minister for Culture and Media, has weighed in with his own comments about the discussion on the German Federal Film Fund (DFFF) spend incentive.
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NewsSpackman to acquire Novus Mediacorp
South Korean production group signs MOU for acquisition of ancillary distributor.
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NewsIngenious trio depart, James Clayton to XIX Entertainment
EXCLUSIVE: Ingenious Investments CEO James Clayton joins Simon Fuller’s XIX Entertainment.
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NewsLos Cabos unveils Gabriel Figueroa fund winners
The winners have been announced in the second edition of the fund to support projects in development and post-production through collaboration with Labodigita.
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NewsSky finalises European mega-merger
BSkyB has been renamed as Sky after it completed its £7bn acquisition of Sky Italia and purchase of a majority stake in Sky Deutschland.
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NewsFilm and TV boosts tourism, research
New study reveals links between film and television productions and tourism through social media.
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NewsScreen Film Summit to debate future of film
Summit will explore turning a UK film into an international hit, supporting talent, finance and the changing face of cinema.
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NewsThe Tribe director among Hubert Bals selection
Some 14 films selected to receive post-production, script and project development grants.
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NewsEuro filmmakers "in shock" over training threat
Film-makers across Europe are “in shock” after learning the news that the Nipkow Programm has not received backing from the EU’s Creative Europe programme for 2015-2016.
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CommentWhy I abandoned old fashioned producing and funding
Miranda Fleming, head of film UK at Indiegogo, explains why she’s embracing new independent film funding models
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NewsNew Danish film agreement signed
An $11.8m (DKK 70m) cash injection and a new pool for low-budget productions are included in a new film agreement, announced by the Danish Culture minister.
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NewsCalls for bilateral treaty at US-China Film Summit
Speakers at the Summit included US Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs Charles Rivkin [pictured].
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NewsNeal Street seeks $64m sale
Call the Midwife and Penny Dreadful producer Neal Street Productions has put itself up for sale for up to $64m (£40m).
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FeaturesPhil Hunt, Head Gear Films
London-based Head Gear Films is having a boom year backing larger-scale films starring the likes of Julianne Moore and Mickey Rourke. Phil Hunt tells Michael Rosser about fostering more relationships with the US.
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NewsRyan tries crowdfunding for Easter Rising film
Director Nick Ryan (The Summit) is launching a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo for his latest film, Six Days of the Rising, about the 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland.
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NewsAperture Media Partners launches
Banking and finance expert Jared Underwood is at the centre of a new film venture formed by New York Private Bank & Trust (NYPB&T) and Aperture Media Partners. Separately, Jeff Robinov has announced new additions to his senior team.
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NewsGermany, Italy launch co-pro development fund
Co-Production Development Fund launched between Germany and Italy; growing concern about future of German incentive DFFF
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NewsAbu Dhabi mulls additional film tax rebates
Existing production rebate, which has drawn Stars Wars and Fast & Furious 7, may be complimented with an infrastructure incentive. Warner Bros, Sony, Paramount heading to the region next week.