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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...
Home of Production (HOP) Studios is expected to open in 2024
Survey, conducted by telecommunications, media and technology consulting firm Altman Solon, spoke to industry executives across productions in 30+ countries
According to the BFI, the combined spend by film and high-end television production (HETV) during 2021 reached £5.64 billion, the highest ever reported
MetaMedia, which is based on the Microsoft Azure Cloud network, is already being employed by five different cinema chains in the US
Creative industries could lose £74 billion in revenue in 2020, which equates to making all eight series of Game of Thrones 150 times over
Organisations raise concerns over impact of coronavirus on film and TV sector
Stores more than 300 catalogue titles and provides subtitling packages
New deal commits studios to continuing to use film
Director Alexandra Boyd discusses the challenges of her debut feature film, Widow's Walk
Dedicated to making short-form content available on the go
Huaxia, Christie and GDC developing the system ahead of Ang Lee's new movie
Plus First Man wins Academy Award for Visual Effects
The company will centralise storage of the Gravitas catalogue within its BAM 2.0 system
Cinematographer Matthew Libatique discusses the Cooke Anamorphic/i SF ‘Special Flair’ lenses
TVBEurope talks to Kirk M. Morri about editing DC's latest blockbuster
Production sound mixer Simon Hayes talks to TVBEurope about the festive season's big film
Cinematographer Curtis Clark to receive the John A. Bonner Award
Video game company Rebellion has bought the studio near Didcot
Rakuten Cinema will simultaneously release films theatrically and on VoD
Seeks to match 150 talented Londoners to paid roles across film, TV and post production
Sadiq Khan has backed plans to build what could be the largest film studios in London. Plans for the new studios, which would be...
Rashad Omar has been using DPA d:screet Miniature Microphones and d:dicate Recording Microphones to capture dialogue for feature films include American Honey
Britain awoke to a changed political landscape this morning, with 53 per cent of the electorate voting to remove the nation from the European...
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Netflix users in the US will be able to stream all Disney films, including Pixar, Lucasfilms and Marvel titles, from September this year. All...
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Twenty-eight per cent of all visits to piracy sites in 2015 were through mobile devices, according to Muso a provider of content protection, data...
YouTube has been in talks with Hollywood studios and production companies regarding deals for TV and film content rights, according to the Wall Street...
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The upcoming Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the seventh installment in the film series, will be available as a Dolby Cinema experience
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Vubiquity in discussions with a number of retailers to launch a product that would allow consumers to buy digital content, initially movies, in high...
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In the lead up to Halloween, illegal peer-to-peer downloads of current and classic horror films increased by 21 per cent worldwide according to Irdeto
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UK film organisation BFI has unveiled its new subscription service, BFI Player+ offering a library of British films and world cinema offerings, for a...
The global current-affairs newspaper announced its video initiative in June with the premiere of two series pilots in New York London. Content from the...
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During the Golden Age of Hollywood from the late 1920s to the early 1960s, the ‘Big Five’ motion picture studios hired creative professionals under...
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The Creative Industries Federation, in partnership with the MOBO organisation, has launched its Creative Diversity study on the state of diversity in the UK’s...
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3 Mills Studios has secured a partnership with the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) which will see the East London film...
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