All Sponsored articles – Page 11
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FeaturesHow the UK’s VFX and post-production community has adapted to the pandemic
Five individuals working in the sector tell us how they’ve navigated the last few months and why they are so confident about the future.
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PromotionHow FEST’s post-production and digital distribution workshop can help participants from making expensive mistakes
The programme has been reimagined to run online.
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PromotionHow Saudi Arabia and Japan came together for Manga Productions’ animation ’The Journey’
The feature is a collaboration between Manga Productions and Toei Animation.
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PromotionThe making of ‘Wheel Of Fortune And Fantasy’: first look at Berlin Competition title
Director Ryusuke Hamaguchi discusses the film’s themes and production.
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PromotionWhy the UK film industry is looking to the future with confidence
The British Film Commission and the BFI are spearheading industry efforts to drive the UK forward.
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PromotionThe Making of ‘A Balance’: first look at Berlin Panorama selection
A Balance also won a people’s choice award at Pingyao International Film Festival.
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PromotionHow the Berlinale can help to launch Japanese films into the international market
Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s Wheel Of Fortune And Fantasy is screening in Competition.
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PromotionFirst look images: Bac Films’ EFM-bound thriller ‘The Enemy’
The Enemy is the highly anticipated new film from Stephan Streker, whose previous output, A Wedding (NOCES), was selected at TIFF in 2016.
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FeaturesHow frontline medics are guiding UK production through the pandemic
The Production Guild of Great Britain is helping to equip UK Covid Supervisors with the best safety information in the world.
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PromotionThe below-the-line UK talent who helped bring ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ and ‘Bridgerton’ to life
The UK has a widening pool of above and below-the-line talent across all disciplines, which offers incoming productions a wealth of skills, experience and dedication from which to draw.
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PromotionWhy Madrid is booming as an international film destination
Madrid is fast becoming one of the most attractive and cost-effective European cities in which to shoot film and TV productions.
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PromotionFirst look: outback thriller ‘Locusts’
Gritty outback thriller Locusts is now streaming on Amazon Prime and Vudu through SP Releasing after an Australian theatrical run.
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PromotionThe Bahamas International Film Festival is ready to shine online
The Bahamas International Film Festival (BIFF) runs online from January 4-10, 2021.
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PromotionWhy a hurricane and a pandemic can’t dent the spirit of the Bahamas International Film Festival
BIFF founder Leslie Vanderpool has worked tirelessly to transform the 17th edition into an entirely online festival.
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PromotionHow the UK’s nations and regions are helping productions to navigate the new pandemic landscape
Feature film and high-end television production continues apace across the nations and regions despite the pandemic.
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PromotionThe Canadian TV series reflecting the country’s dynamic population
‘Amos The Mask Hunter’, ’Trop’, ‘Trickster’ and ‘Sort Of’ now aim to engage international audiences.
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PromotionHow Ausfilm is helping filmmakers navigate Australia's Location Incentive grant
This year Australia added $280m in funding to its Location Incentive grant, delivering a rebate of up to 30% for international productions.
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PromotionFilming in Taiwan: full steam ahead
Contact tracing, social distancing and other safety measures have allowed filming to flourish.
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PromotionPoland’s New Horizons International Film Festival became one of 2020’s biggest virtual events
Usually held in July, the festival team moved quickly to postpone the festival to November due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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PromotionHollywood legends empower students at a virtual SCAD Savannah Film Festival
The eight- day festival is the largest university-run festival in the world and is renowned for spotlighting major award contenders.