BFI Boosts U.K. Documentary Filmmaking Support by 20 Percent
“Independent U.K. documentary is one of the most vital, truth-telling forces in our cultural life.” Source: BFI Boosts U.K. Documentary Filmmaking Support by 20 Percent
Omni International AI Film Festival Coming to Adelaide February 6
The Australian-founded of artificial intelligence festival has received thousands of submissions from filmmakers from more than 70 countries who use artificial intelligence in their films. Source: Omni International AI Film Festival Coming to Adelaide February 6 – Digital Cinema Report
The Cameras Behind Sundance 2026 Documentaries. FX6 Leads, With iPhone, ALEXA, VENICE and C300
An in depth look at the cameras used to shoot Sundance 2026 documentaries, from the Sony FX6 and Canon C70 to the ARRI Alexa Mini, and what these choices reveal about modern documentary filmmaking. Source: The Cameras Behind Sundance 2026 … Continued
Rotterdam IFFR 2026 Preview: Films, Cinema, Politics, Africa, Women
Vanja Kaludjercic and Clare Stewart also discuss initiatives for displaced filmmakers, pushing the envelope, and why it’s all about “passion and love for cinema in so many different shapes and forms.” Source: Rotterdam IFFR 2026 Preview: Films, Cinema, Politics, Africa, … Continued
When the FS7 Defined an Era of Action Sports Filmmaking
Sometimes it only takes a single throwback to remind us how different filmmaking once felt. A recent Instagram post from Sony Professional Filmmaking revisited Don’t Crack Under Pressure, their 2016 collaboration with Thierry Donard and Nuit de la Glisse. An … Continued
BARK Has a New Commercial. It Was Directed by a Dog
If you’ve spent time this holiday season catching up on the season’s movies and TV shows, chances are you’ve seen a couple of dogs. But it’s less likely you saw something directed by a dog. Source: BARK Has a New … Continued