All Sponsored articles – Page 28
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PromotionHow ScreenSkills is tackling the UK film sector’s diversity challenge
ScreenSkills aims to foster a film industry where no one should feel their face does not fit.
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PromotionThe new wave of Scottish filmmaking talent
Sponsored by Screen Scotland: Producers Ciara Barry and Irune Gurtubai talk Scotland’s burgeoning production scene.
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PromotionIsabel Davis on Scotland's $26m annual investment into the production sector
Netflix’s Outlaw King starring Chris Pine was the largest production Scotland’s ever seen.
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PromotionInaugural Sharjah Film Platform to kick-off
Running from January 18-26, the first edition of this festival will feature screenings of over 140 short and feature films from more than 40 countries in over 30 languages.
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Promotion'Cold War' cinematographer Łukasz Żal on working with Pawel Pawlikowski
“I love the moment when you start preparing the film.”
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PromotionHow Marseille is reinventing itself as a creative hub
The city held a London event with Screen in early December.
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PromotionBritish Film Commission launches new UK in Focus at LA reception
Reception was attended by over 150 film and TV industry clients.
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PromotionScreen Scotland discusses production initiatives at LA round table
The breakfast event was hosted by Screen International in Hollywood.
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PromotionHow Walk This Way supports the VoD release of European films
Walk This Way has released more than 150 films straight to VoD since 2015.
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PromotionWhy Screen Scotland is increasing its support for TV production
With global demand for content on the rise, Screen Scotland has launched the Broadcast Content Fund to support Scotland’s TV production sector.
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PromotionHow ScreenSkills supports the UK's brightest young filmmakers
UK training organisation ScreenSkills, previously known as Creative Skillset, has been instrumental in developing the careers of many of the UK filmmakers selected for this year’s Stars of Tomorrow.
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PromotionHow the Asia Pacific Screen Awards celebrate the region's cultural diversity
From the Middle East to New Zealand, the Asia Pacific Screen Awards span 70 countries and areas across half the planet.
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PromotionHow can blockchain benefit producers and distributors?
Executives discussed the tech’s potential for revolutionising the industry at an event hosted by Screen in Toronto.
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PromotionWhy Hollywood is embracing Scotland for international productions
Scotland’s cities, castles and islands are humming to the sound of international film and TV shoots.
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FeaturesNorthern Ireland: ’Krypton’
When it came to delving into Superman’s family history for DC Entertainment show Krypton, Northern Ireland proved to be the ideal location.
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PromotionHow Storytek is helping to bring innovation to the international film industry
Now in its third year, Tallinn-based accelerator initiative Storytek continues to build on its future-facing programme.
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FeaturesScotland: ’Outlaw King’
For Netflix-backed Outlaw King, which stars Chris Pine as Robert The Bruce, Scotland was the only choice of location — and it delivered rich rewards.
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FeaturesWales: ‘A Discovery Of Witches’
When Sky Original Production A Discovery Of Witches moved into Wolf Studios in Wales, it discovered the country offered a wealth of spellbinding location opportunities.
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FeaturesNorthern England: ‘Official Secrets’
When it came to telling the story of a British whistleblower, Official Secrets director Gavin Hood and his team found the north of England had plenty to offer.
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FeaturesSouth-West England: ‘The Spanish Princess’
A combination of dedicated infrastructure and excellent locations tempted Starz back to south-west England for new costume drama The Spanish Princess.