Join Sundance Institute for conversations with some of the filmmakers behind breakout films at 2021 Sundance Film Festival. In this instalment, Sundance Institute are talking to Marilyn Agrelo and crew about their documentary Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street.
Director Claudia Weill joins talks to the BFI to discuss her landmark 1978 Girlfriends, one of the first (and still one of the best) films to authentically portray the complexities of female friendship and life in your early 20s. The underrated classic is a true ‘godmother’ to Girls, Frances Ha, Broad City and many other…
The Independent Film Trust has announced the launch of IFT Studios, dedicated to creating life-affirming film, TV and immersive media productions.
Lux Machina Consulting is building virtual production stages across the globe that are supported by some of the best technical minds in the industry. This behind-the-scenes video gives some insight on what goes into designing and integrating one of these state-of-the are stages that are transforming the way stories are being told in camera.
The masters of high frame rate, slow-motion, and internet breaking viral videos, the Slow Mo Guys, announced that they have partnered with camera robot experts MRMC [A Nikon Company] to take their slow-motion skills to the next level by introducing the Bolt High-Speed Camera Robot to their arsenal of content capture technology at their studios…
The scale and originality of the concept for Pokerstars Epic Downtime commercial was an instant draw for cinematographer David Procter – notably director Iain Morris’ ambition to achieve it all in one continuous shot.
In this virtual Creative Forces event, DP Matt Porwoll will discuss what inspires his choices as a cinematographer, as well his experiences working on his latest documentary project, Once Upon a Time in Uganda.
Recently, Epic Games and filmmakers’ collective Bullitt assembled a team to test out the latest in-camera VFX toolset in the upcoming Unreal Engine 4.27 release. Here, they talk about the huge benefits to efficiency and creative freedom they witnessed with this new way of filmmaking. Find out more here.
The British Film Commission (BFC) is the UK Government’s national organisation responsible for international film and television production in the UK. Funded by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, the Department for International Trade and the BFI, the BFC leads on maximising and supporting the production of major international feature film and high-end…
