formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
India’s studios are transforming filmmaking by using AI to slash production time, cut costs and dub movies into numerous languages. While union rules constrain Hollywood’s use of the technology, Indian cinema is racing ahead, pitting efficiency against questions of creative … Continued
Period dramas often get a bad rap for being stiff, but the 1700s were actually wild. Before the 19th century’s strict Victorian rules took over, the 18th century was defined by Enlightenment ideas, massive revolutions, and over-the-top decadence. Whether it’s … Continued
“The stakes of this deal could not be higher for our members and the future of the U.S. film industry,” Cinema United CEO Michael O’Leary says. Source: https://www.thewrap.com/industry-news/public-policy-legal/cinema-united-statement-paramount-warner-bros-discovery-state-attorneys-general/
Cinema is a defining component of Quezon City’s cultural, social, and economic landscape. Recognized as the country’s primary centre for film production, education, and exhibition, the city has played a continuous role in shaping national cinema for more than a … Continued
The Chinese box office was once a coveted space for American-made movies, so much so that studios produced films that would appeal directly to this international audience. But in the postpandemic cinema landscape, Hollywood hasn’t generated the strong ticket sales … Continued
The film village is designed to preserve and showcase African heritage, serving as a hub for epic productions and a cultural sanctuary for indigenous storytelling. Source: https://thenationonlineng.net/okiki-films-unveils-seven-acre-film-village-in-ibadan/