National Cinema Day paused for 2025
Cinema First, organisers of the one-day annual initiative, hope to see it return next year. Source: National Cinema Day paused for 2025 | News | Screen
Revolutionising broadcasting with brilliance – Absen’s KLCOB Micro-LED series
The landscape of broadcast technology is constantly evolving, demanding display solutions that deliver unparalleled visual fidelity and unwavering reliability. Enter the Absen KLCOB Micro-LED series, a revolutionary display technology engineered to redefine standards in broadcast and beyond. Source: Revolutionising broadcasting … Continued
Jeremy Thomas on Missing Cinema’s Golden Age, Hating Harvey Weinstein
The legendary producer — an Oscar winner for 1987’s ‘The Last Emperor’ — also spoke about hating Harvey Weinstein at an Edinburgh Film Festival session: “I took [it to] a shocking level of rudeness.” Source: Jeremy Thomas on Missing Cinema’s Golden Age, … Continued
Will AI make language dubbing easy for film and TV?
The audio and video of a recent film, Watch the Skies, a Swedish sci-fi film, was fed into a digital tool called DeepEditor.It manipulates the video to make it look like actors are genuinely speaking the language the film is … Continued
The week around the world in 20 pictures
Wildfires all over Europe, aid airdrops in Gaza, the frontline in Ukraine and Palestine Action arrests in London: the past seven days as captured by the world’s leading photojournalists. Source: The week around the world in 20 pictures | Art … Continued
Romanian Producer Ada Solomon Has 2 Films in Sarajevo’s Competition and Likes Cinema to Cause Debate: “We Need Dialogue More Than Ever”
“For me, it’s very important for cinema to have something to say,” the woman behind ‘Dracula’ and much more tells THR. “The challenges are so complex because the one-sided perspectives are dominating.” Source: ‘Dracula’: Romania Producer Ada Solomon 3 Films … Continued