All Coronavirus articles – Page 9
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NewsKorean international film sales up 43% during tough 2020
As expected, admissions in South Korea were down 73.7% year-on-year.
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NewsIFTA joins industry coalition urging US Senate to act on pandemic insurance
“It is enormously challenging for us to go back to work absent pandemic insurance coverage.”
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NewsCineEurope postpones 2021 edition to October
European exhibitors event was set to take place in Barcelona in June.
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NewsEngland’s independent cinemas awarded £5m in pandemic support
More than £20m has been granted to date from the UK government’s Culture Recovery Fund.
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NewsHow international shoots are filming in Germany during lockdown
Entry for UK and US cast and crew requires a special application to the Federal Police.
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NewsUK’s Birds’ Eye View steps up pandemic response as share of films on release by women increases
Film gender equality organisation BEV analysed every film on digital or theatrical release in 2020.
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NewsSeries Mania TV festival in northern France moves dates to late summer
Source: Series Mania SeriesMania Lille Grand Palais TV festival and industry event Series Mania, which normally takes place in March in the northern French city of Lille, is moving its dates back to August 26 to September 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The decision ...
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NewsCanneseries 2021 moves to October
Festival was launched as a sister event to run alongside MIPTV in April.
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NewsCanadian producers welcome Covid compensation plan extension
Fund launched last autumn and has been doubled to $100m CAD.
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NewsFilmNation boards world sales on Sean Baker’s ‘Red Rocket’
Darkly comedic tale filmed during pandemic.
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NewsDisney shutting down Blue Sky Studios, creator of hit ‘Ice Age’ franchise
Pandemic continues to take heavy toll.
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NewsBerlinale reveals Generation and Retrospective sections for two-part 2021 edition
The 2021 festival will take place in two parts.
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NewsConcerns raised over Covid payouts for UK film and TV freelancers
Cinematographers trade body Imago highlighted the concerns.
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NewsFilmmaker Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese talks new project, creative process
The filmmaker has been researching subjects of siege and fear while locked down in home city of Berlin.
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NewsRishi Sunak hails UK’s Covid insurance scheme after 40-plus claims
A quarter of all government-insured productions have claimed against the £500m Covid scheme since its launch in October.
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NewsEuropean cinemas take €6.2bn hit in 2020 as UNIC calls for “strong recovery strategies”
European Union territories recorded a €4bn revenue drop.
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News‘No Time To Die’ pushed to October, triggers Hollywood schedule shuffle
Focus/Working Title’s Last Night In Soho, Sony’s Ghostbusters, Peter Rabbit sequels postponed until later in the year.
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NewsFilm Bazaar explores post-Covid landscape for Indian filmmakers
Streamers are keeping India’s more story-driven filmmakers busy, but are also taking their attention away from indie films.
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NewsIndustry doubts grow over Cannes May 2021 dates
Film industry looks to festival for a timely confirmation of 2021 plans.
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News“It was pretty insane, all of the time”: Antonia Campbell-Hughes on filming her debut feature during Covid
Despite tier changes during the shoot, the film shot in October and November.