All Finance articles – Page 65
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NewsLeft Bank reports $1.7m profits
Left Bank Pictures has reported pre-tax profits of $1.7 (£1.05m) for the nine months to 31 March 2013 after it was acquired by Sony Pictures Television (SPT) for $65m (£40m) last year.
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NewsGrumbach acquires BAC Films
Company set to boost production and film financing activities under new ownership.
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NewsCulture secretary meets LA industry
UK culture secretary Maria Miller has visted Los Angeles to meet a number of senior executives from the US film and TV industry.
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NewsCole to direct Daylight Robbery
EXCLUSIVE: Exclusive Media producing with James Gay-Rees; marks start of Exclusive’s new focus on UK non-genre productions.
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NewsFilmmakers to oversee Creative England funding schemes
New funds aimed at helping regional filmmakers and production companies across England have been launched this week by Creative England.
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NewsIreland boosts tax incentive
The Irish government has amended its tax incentive for the film, TV and animation industries so that non-EU talent is now included as eligible expenditure.
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NewsCreativity Capital gets credit facility
EXCLUSIVE: Creativity Media subsidiary gets £2m facility from Schneider Media Investments.
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NewsInternational Asian doc fund launches
Busan’s Asian Network of Documentary partners with Taskovski Film on new fund.
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NewsFCC strikes sympathetic note for German film funding
Multiplex chain UCI will be hoping its ten-year odyssey to secure a ruling for its action against the constitutional nature of the German Film Law (FFG) will have a happy end at the Federal Constitutional Court.
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NewsBFI raises £250k for archive
The BFI last night raised £250,000 for the BFI National Archive at its first ‘Luminous’ fundraising gala in London.
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NewsWales' Cinematic scheme selects 10
Ten film projects, including features from Doctor Who director Euros Lyn and Borrowed Time producer Olivier Kaempfer, have been selected to progress to the first round of the Film Agency for Wales’ low budget film scheme.
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NewsCineworld to sell three cinemas
Competition Commission rules that Cineworld has to sell cinemas in Aberdeen, Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge, labelled a “frustrating outcome” by Picturehouse.
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NewsUmedia rebrands under one name
EXCLUSIVE: Brussels-headquartered company grows production slate.
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NewsBFI seeks research/stats partner
The BFI is seeking a partner to help deliver its research and statistics fund.
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NewsFilmLondon launches finance mart
EXCLUSIVE: Micro-budget finance market to run alongside London’s PFM.
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NewsIceland fights film funding cuts
Film industry associations say more than 200 jobs could be lost because of public film funding cuts.
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NewsGreek public TV backing to resume
Local and international executives come together at second Riding The Greek Wave conference organised by Hellenic Film Academy.
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NewsZurich Finance Forum: Where’s The Smart Money?
Latin America and China are two of the hottest markets to watch for growing film investment, experts told the fourth-annual Film Finance Forum at the Zurich Film Festival, organised by Winston Baker.
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NewsFilm London launches short film funds
Funds will see Film London fund up to 23 short films and provide training and mentoring.
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NewsSilver Reel, Stone Angels reteam
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Abigail Breslin star in zombie movie shooting in US.