Kodak insists it is not ‘going out of business’
The denial follows a report earlier this week that it would be unable to pay roughly $500 million in upcoming debt obligations
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The denial follows a report earlier this week that it would be unable to pay roughly $500 million in upcoming debt obligations
As temperatures rise, the TVBEurope team share our picks for TV series and films to watch over the summer
The plan includes a pledge to accelerate innovation-led growth through increased research and development investment and support businesses that create innovative technology
According to the Deeds Not Words Guide, if the rate of change in the UK remains the same, women won’t hold 50 per cent...
The research, conducted in partnership with The Centre for Loneliness Studies at Sheffield Hallam University, finds 20 per cent of those working in post...
Caretta Research's Tom Morrod tells TVBEurope backlash from the industry could lead to the original 100 per cent tariff being scaled back
Lisa Nandy said that the government "doesn't want to do anything to deter investment" in the UK's TV and film industry
The pilot study aims to help ScreenSkills develop an inclusive and adaptable screen sector workforce for now and the future, said the organisation
Official television and film archives exist to preserve the history and creativity of media. But even these formal institutions do not contain everything that...
The city is collaborating with Ecotricity X Grid Faeries to explore the installation of power pillars
Producers have called on the government to explore poilcy reforms such as R&D budget reliefs, and intervene in regional production hubs outside of London
The hub will provide filmmakers with access to the Pinewood Studios ecosystem from camera hire to drone photography and post production
Disney EMEA president Jan Koeppen said he views the UK and Europe as "an important driver" of production for the company
Bectu is calling on broadcasters and the UK government to act now and halt the exodus of diverse crew within the industry
The network is calling on members to sign the manifesto, committing to contribute to the awareness of sustainable filming
The report by Timewise and Bectu found that adopting a shorter working day will lead to "healthier, more resilient crew with the potential to...
Aleksandra Kazmieruk, head of worldwide sales of films and TV series, TVP Poland, tells TVBEurope how her passion for film and TV has helped...
A large part of the £4.23 billion spent on production during 2023 was contributed by HETV shows with £2.87 billion, or 68 per cent
According to the Charity, an unprecedented set of circumstances is leaving many people working in the film and TV industries in need of support,...
Organisations including the UK Screen Alliance, British Film Commission, BFI and Bectu have reacted to Jeremy Hunt's plan to provide more additional tax relief...
The incidents of harassment and abuse occurred in a variety of workplace settings, including filming on location, and international industry events
Writers are expected to return to work today even though the deal has yet to be voted on by the union's full membership
" sticking points towards the end of the negotiation process was around generative AI, with the language in this contract very carefully...
Bectu head Philippa Childs said it is time the AMPTP "recognises that this workforce deserves a fair contract, to work reasonable hours and to...
The petition, launched last month, states that the UK’s freelance production sector needs financial support and reassurance from the government that they “will not...
Renowned cinematographer Tristan Nyby tells Robert Shepherd about his approach to lighting and capturing the highly anticipated horror sequel, The Nun II
The charity's stop-gap grants are available to help people working across the film, TV, and cinema sectors to meet urgent financial needs
The aim of the inquiry is to make sure the industry and government are thinking of the future to maintain and enhance an industry...
"I think the strikes are going to expose some weaknesses in our domestic content production, and how much we really are propped up by...
The film will be released in a number of formats, including IMAX 70mm, 70mm, IMAX digital, 35mm, and Dolby Cinema
Secretary of State Lucy Frazer promises to "protect our public service broadcasters" during speech in London
Ampere Analysis' Fred Black talks to TVBEurope about the impact the ongoing writers' strike in the United States could have on both broadcast TV...
Phase one includes a production space with attached offices, while phase two will see the build and fit-out of a 2,600sq ft primary soundstage,...
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has held the qualifying threshold for high-end TV shows at £1 million
The expansion is expected to create 8,000 new jobs and inject £640 million a year in to the UK economy
Remediation of the site is expected to complete by the end of 2023
Tax and advisory firm Mazars warns the situation is likely to worsen as the major streaming services cancel shows amid falling subscriber numbers
Plans include a new £450 million screen industries growth hub, known as Centre Stage, based on a new 77-acre site at the iconic complex
It will feature a curated gallery of Dolby Atmos as standard soundtracks and songs for cinema, TV, advertising, trailers, games, VR, AR and XR
ScreenSkills suggests production spend on film and HETV is likely to hit between £7.07 billion and £7.66 billion by 2025
Studio said it had listened to feedback from its customers and the market
According to global real estate company Knight Frank, the number of planning consents for studios has increased by 45 per cent between 2018 and...