formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
I just came across this footage of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s stranded Endurance that was shot in 1915, before it sunk, showing the ship’s crew as they tried to free it from sea-ice with pickaxes, and then showing part of the … Continued
Critically, it said, the BFI supports an independent Ukraine and it reiterated its stance on “artistic freedom, freedom of speech and film’s potential to critique power.” Source: BFI Ceases Work With Russian State-Backed Organisations
Hundreds of industry stakeholders have signed an open letter calling for the kids-content pilot project to be extended. Source: Kidscreen » Archive » UK kids content industry calls for Youth Fund extension
Believe it or not, Burnley has been involved in making films since 1931 when ‘The Burnley And District Amateur Cine Society’ was formed, the group holding its first meeting in the town’s Mechanics Institute. The following year the Cine Society … Continued
The UK is now one of the world’s most in-demand production hubs for big-budget streaming projects, but what does the landscape look like for independent filmmakers? Source: Streaming is booming in Britain – but how is it impacting independent film? … Continued
The Global Screen Fund launched a £7 million pilot scheme last April to help independent UK films reach an international audience. Source: George Ezra documentary among UK Global Screen Fund award winners | The Argus