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All Features articles – Page 54
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FeaturesMore business training needed for UK film sector, say industry experts
How film business training bodies are adapting to the UK’s skills shortage.
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FeaturesPanama film festival director Pituka Ortega Heilbron Q&A
The seventh edition of the event runs from April 5-11, with A Fantastic Woman, Zama and BPM all screening.
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FeaturesCreative Skillset CEO Seetha Kumar on delivering the BFI's Film Skills Strategy
”There is such a pain point in terms of skills shortages because we’ve had a boom in inward investment.”
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FeaturesNew head of film Gareth Ellis-Unwin on his ambitious plans for Creative Skillset
The King’s Speech producer believes his experiences in the filmmaking trenches will prove vital in his new role.
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FeaturesSix urgent challenges for Creative Skillset
The skills gap, inclusivity and Brexit all present questions for the charity to consider.
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FeaturesHow the French sales sector is adapting to challenging times
At a time when cinema is under pressure, French film sales companies still manage to proliferate.
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FeaturesThe key US TV trends to look out for in 2018
Efforts to engage a fractured domestic audience, plus equality movements have led to new programming mindsets.
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FeaturesNine upcoming indigenous films to look out for
Screen previews a selection of features, including from Greenland, New Zealand and Canada.
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FeaturesHow America became a key market for foreign-language TV drama
Lead by shows such as Carlos and Narcos, non-English language TV drama is making headway stateside.
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FeaturesCanneseries preview: how new TV festival aims to stand out from the crowd
Official Competition line-up includes Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Killing Eve and Gael García Bernal’s Here On Earth.
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FeaturesWhat's really happening with China's overhaul of film and TV regulation?
China watchers are speculating that we’ll see more movies in line with the Party’s messaging.
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Features'The Foreigner': anatomy of a successful UK-China co-production
The Fyzz Facility’s Wayne Marc Godfrey tells Screen how the Jackie Chan starrer worked in both the West and China.
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Features'Suspiria' screenwriter David Kajganich on his showrunning debut 'The Terror'
The series depicts the true story of a 1945 British Navy expedition which disappeared in the Arctic.
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FeaturesIn focus: the 10 films in the 2018 HAF Work-in-Progress Lab
Projects will vie for prizes including the $12,800 Wanda WIP Lab Award.
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CommentGuest comment: 'Bribery and the film & TV industry - Offers you really should refuse'
Eoin O’Shea, partner at LLP, explains what does and does not constitute a bribe.
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Features12 films that could be in the running for the Oscars in 2019
New projects from Damien Chazelle, Barry Jenkins likely to be among contenders.
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NewsBen Wheatley updates on 'Colin You Anus' at Glasgow (exclusive)
Kill List director says the edit is progressing rapidly on mysterious new film.
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FeaturesTechnology has transformed casting process, says Kerry Barden
Casting director of Se7en, Monster’s Ball and The Help on the global talent market.
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FeaturesOscars 2018 predictions: Who will win/should win
Screen staff reveal their final predictions.
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FeaturesDuncan Jones on Netflix thriller 'Mute': "I was unwilling to let it go"
Moon director’s project was 16 years in the making.