Is Shane Gillis’s ‘Tires’ the Future of TV Comedy?
It’s cheap, they can shoot it quickly, and it has a lot of hard jokes. Source: Is Shane Gillis’s ‘Tires’ the Future of TV Comedy? | No Film School
American Films, TV Remains Most Powerful Content for Streamers in Asia
Even in challenged times, no national entertainment industry can flex quite like Hollywood. According to new research from regional advisory group Media Partners Asia, U.S. films and series remain the most important content category for global streamers when it comes … Continued
Cineworld explores sale of UK cinema operations
Cinema operator Cineworld is reportedly working with advisors on a strategic review that could lead to the disposal of its UK operations. Sky News reported over the weekend that Cineworld has begun contacting prospective bidders. It said that AlixPartners, the … Continued
Do British people like Oscar Award winning films?
Do British people go to the cinema to watch Oscar winning films? Data analysis shows that it’s not that simple. So why do the highest grossing films not win as many awards as other films? They have the budget and … Continued
Plans for multimillion-pound film studios rejected
Plans to build multimillion-pound film studios near Marlow have been rejected by Buckinghamshire Council. Councillor Alison Wheelhouse said Marlow was a ‘beautiful place’ – ‘the jewel in Buckinghamshire’s crown’ – and that the studios would cause a ‘significant’ impact on … Continued
Durham Film Festival 2024
Durham Film Festival is back for 2024 with events across the city next week, offering entertainment for all and a platform for student filmmakers. Source: Durham Film Festival 2024 – Durham University