formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Incentive schemes formed the focus of a panel discussion organised for international players at the Audio-Visual Producers Summit (running 10 – 12 June) in Scilla, Calabria. Contributions from Agnieszka Moody, Head of International Relations at the British Film Institute, Daphne … Continued
“Although it’s old school, I love Jacques Tourneur’s Night of the Demon, a pretty wonderful adaptation of M.R. James’s story, Casting the Runes,” he explained to the British Film Institute. “Tourneur was a disciple of Val Lewton, which means the … Continued
Stand And Be Counted (SBC) Theatre run several groups across Yorkshire – creative empowerment programmes for people seeking sanctuary, supporting them as participants, artists and leaders. Mary Carr found out more ahead of SBC’s Unplugged event for Migration Matter Festival … Continued
As Dame Caroline explains, the Inquiry was launched to address the challenges facing an industry where, after an initial surge post-Covid, investment “fell dramatically last year leaving studios empty, crews out of work and cinemas questioning how to programmes their … Continued
London can expect a multi-billion pound film boom over the next five years, according to a new report. Research carried out for Film London estimates £9.5billion of investment will flow into the capital in the years up to 2029. Source: … Continued
A little over a decade ago, a curator at the British Film Institute (BFI) discovered the oldest surviving film featuring a Charles Dickens character, “The Death of Poor Joe.” The silent film, directed by George Albert Smith in 1900, brings … Continued