All articles by Wendy Mitchell – Page 111
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FeaturesDenmark: making a killing
Denmark’s TV crime dramas are global hits, and its feature films are booming thanks to a privileged support system, but could that lead to complacency? Wendy Mitchell talks to Danish industry experts.
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FeaturesLive Viewing Japan: alt rock
As powerful alternative-content company Live Viewing Japan moves into specialised film distribution, Wendy Mitchell talks to company founder Yokichi Osato.
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FeaturesBFI Film Fund
The executives at the BFI Film Fund talk to Wendy Mitchell about the funding process, changes under new head Ben Roberts and the diverse slate of films they are backing
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CommentWhy Britain’s got talent
Screen’s annual UK Stars of Tomorrow issue is a definite highlight of my year: meeting gifted young talents who will have an impact on this industry in the coming years. It feels like a real privilege to meet these professionals at the start of their careers.
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CineEurope: A call for more trailers
Sony’s Rory Bruer urges exhibitors to screen more trailers; UNIC’s Phil Clapp wants studios to keep supplying 35mm prints where needed.
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NewsCineEurope news day 1: AAM, Dolby, Odeon/UCI, IMAX, more
UPDATED: News roundup from CineEurope’s first day.
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NewsCinegi to launch UK digital distribution service
Cinegi, a UK-based digital distribution service, is now signing up content partners ahead of its launch later this year.
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uConnect boards sales for Summer in February
uConnect, the international sales division of uMedia, has taken on worldwide sales for Christopher Menaul’s Summer In February.
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Newsdcinex, China Film Equipment join Philips as lamps partners
Philips has added partnerships with Belgium-based dcinex and China Film Equipment Corp (CFEC) as key value added resellers of Philips digital cinema xenon lamps.
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NewsLovers And The Despot shoot starts in Korea
Documentary is about filmmaking team whose lives are changed by Kim Jong-il.
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NewsEvent cinema website launched
Event Cinema Association launches industry and consumer database.
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NewsNFTS entrepreneur course recruits second class
The UK’s National Film and Television School’s new Entrepreneurship and Producing for the Creative Industries (EPCRI) is open for applications for its next class of students until July 11.
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NewsMoby relaunches free film music site
Musician Moby has relaunched his free music resource for independent filmmakers, Mobygratis.
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NewsBritish delegation heads to Shanghai
The British Council, in partnership with the BFI, is supporting an increased presence for British film at the Shanghai International Film Festival (June 15-23).
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NewsBlue Zoo taps into Skillset Fund
Creative Skillset has announced that animation production company Blue Zoo has become the first company to co-invest in its Skills Investment Fund, which is matched pound for pound by the UK government.
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News3D Bootcamp coming to London
Ravensbourne, one of the organisers of March’s 3D Creative Summit, is now launching the 3D Bootcamp, which will run from July 22-26.
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NewsMetrodome goes on buying spree
EXCLUSIVE: Buys include Gerard Johnson’s Hyena from Number 9 and Film4, latest film from Lukas Moodyson, and FrightFest closer.