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NewsCo-productions can thrive in Asia despite Covid-19, say experts
A panel of experts discussed the state of production in the latest ScreenDaily Talks session.
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NewsScreenDaily Talks: How Asian production is bouncing back
The webinar takes place today at 9am UK time (6pm Busan time).
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NewsThe early verdict on Venice: “I hope other festivals realise they could do it too”
Experts were talking in the latest ScreenDaily Talk.
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NewsWhy niche streaming platforms are thriving
The latest Screendaily Talk brought together execs from BritBox, Philo TV and Roku.
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NewsScreenDaily Talks: How emerging SVoD platforms are thriving in a busy ecosystem
The latest in our ScreenDaily Talks webinar series takes place on Wednesday September 2.
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NewsToronto brass explain how hybrid edition will work for international industry
Cameron Bailey, Joana Vicente and Diana Sanchez say digital festival and market components “are here to stay”.
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NewsScreenDaily Talks: European distributors call for reduced reliance on US blockbusters
Independent distribution experts also reveal future festival plans.
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NewsScreenDaily Talks: Condor’s Alexis Mas joins European distribution webinar
The live discussion will take place on Thursday July 23 at 15.00 BST.
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NewsScreenDaily Talks: UK exhibitors urge US studios to release their films in world’s open cinemas
“If we wait for the stars to be aligned, there may not be a European cinema sector to arrive at when we get there.”
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NewsScreenDaily Talks: Indie “freefall” can spur post-Covid sustainability drive
Panellists discuss lessons to be learned from shutdown.
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NewsScreenDaily Talks: What next for international production in the era of Covid-19?
Speakers include producers Iain Smith and Rebecca O’Brien, locations manager Georgette Turner, Calgary film commissioner Luke Azevedo and environmental strategist Ronny Fritsche.
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NewsScreen Talks: Panellists discuss UK production guidelines, Covid-19 insurance
”We could actually come out the other side of this with a slightly better independent model.”
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NewsScreen Talks: UK actors discuss Black Lives Matter, post-lockdown projects
David Oyelowo, Noel Clarke, Andrea Riseborough speak up.
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NewsScreen Talks: VFX leaders on adapting to lockdown, looking to next stage
Avatar sequels scheduled to resume production in mid-June in New Zealand.
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NewsScreen Talks: Jérôme Paillard reveals first look at Cannes virtual market
Paillard confirmed market has “over 200” sales companies already taking part.
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NewsScreen Talks: Production experts talk new Covid-19 realities, pushing shoots to 2021
“There aren’t going to be as many people employed as previously.”
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NewsScreen Talks: Independent producers say post-lockdown will be “about the small”
“Actors are freer because they’re not going to be off shooting in far distant places.”
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NewsScreen Talks: BFI CEO Ben Roberts reveals plans to restart production and retain the UK’s competitive edge
Roberts conducts first major interview since taking the role in mid-February.
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NewsScreen Talks: “Virtual cinema” could be viable new model after Covid-19
Kino Lorber’s Richard Lorber, Modern Films’ Eve Gabereau and Film Movement’s Michael Rosenberg were the panellists.
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NewsScreen Talks live Q&A: How indie distributors are creating virtual cinema models
The Talk is scheduled for Thursday, April 23 at 16:00 BST, and will feature the heads of Kino Lorber, Film Movement and Modern Films.
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