boomsatsuma are excited to announce a new photographic project in partnership with Heritage Lottery Fund. We are looking for your people aged 12-19, to come and learn new skills in photography and to explore the huge impact that the Tobacco Factory, Bristol, has had on the people, landscape and culture of the area. Our partners…
BFI Curator Jez Stewart explores The Story of British Animation in this short introduction to his new book. Joined by animator Ainslie Henderson, he examines historic moments in the history of British animation and how they’ve shaped the art form today.
In this episode of COTV’s cinematography roundtable, six talented cinematographers discuss different experiences and approaches towards working with the director.
In recognition of the esteemed participants of “My First Mixed Reality Shoot” panel discussion and ARRI’s unique mixed reality studio, ARRI captured it live with AMIRA Live cameras. Three AMIRA Live channels covered the event, one ALEXA Mini with an external ARRI (DTS) fibreoptic interface mounted on a jib with SRH-360, and one ALEXA Mini…
Tell the folktales you were told, through your own lens. In collaboration with Netflix, we are searching for the best reimagined folktales by storytellers from the Sub-Saharan Africa region. In this groundbreaking short film contest, 6 finalists will get their short films made with a production budget of $75 000 and will premiere on Netflix…
As part of our 30th anniversary celebration, Cinesite has released this reel featuring some of our most memorable landmark moments from the past 30 years. Explore more of their work over the last three decades at cinesite.com/30th-anniversary/
In this episode Alik Sakharov, cinematographer on iconic HBO show, “The Sopranos” talks to Cooke Optics TV about his years working alongside writer/creator David Chase. He touches on how the influence of cinematic heavyweights Martin Scorcese and Francis Ford Coppola served as early references for the show, before experimentations with lenses and coverage lead to…
To mark the premiere of new Bond movie ‘No Time To Die’, Changing Faces released their own film showing a future where people with visible differences are the hero, love interest or main character – and not just the villain. Learn more about their campaign for positive representation: https://bit.ly/3u9fsh0
In partnership with Amazon Studios, Women In Film brings you behind the scenes of The Underground Railroad. Featuring Caroline Eselin-Schafer (Costume Designer), Joi McMillon (Editor), Lisa Crivelli Scoppa (Set Decorator), Dottie Starling (VFX Editor); moderated by Ebony Adams. Founded in 1973 as Women In Film Los Angeles, WIF advocates for and advances the careers of…
