Whilst they couldn’t be together in person this year, LFS remain determined to showcase the remarkable breadth of talent across their graduating filmmakers, screenwriters, and international film business students.
Iconic British actress of stage and screen, Gemma Jones, joins Bournemouth Film School for a Q&A at From Page to Screen Film Festival 2021, following a screening of her recent performance in Francis Lee’s Ammonite. Gemma has enjoyed a long-running, successful acting career and has appeared in some of the most beloved and critically acclaimed…
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Shabier Kirchner is 2021’s winner of the photography and lighting: fiction Bafta, an award sponsored by the High-end TV Skills Fund. He talks to producer Marcus Wilson about the craft of cinematography, his personal pathway into the industry and his work on Steve McQueen’s award-winning production Small Axe. He is later joined by gaffer Ian…
A new study MISSING & MALIGNED: THE REALITY OF MUSLIMS IN POPULAR GLOBAL MOVIES from USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative supported by Pillars Fund, Ford Foundation, and Riz Ahmed reveals erasure and demeaning portrayals of Muslim characters across 200 top films. Pillars Fund are excited to announce the launch of The Blueprint for Muslim Inclusion and…
A carbon neutral film made using virtual production techniques from the talented team at Garden Studios. The film was written and directed by Nick Jones and made with Quite Brilliant and MadeBrave.
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Celebrating 40 years of independent storytelling. Since the very beginning in 1981, Sundance has been committed to giving artists the space to create, outside the pressures of commerce and the conventional mainstream.
In honour of the 30th anniversary of 1990’s “Awakenings” and in celebration of late legendary neurologist Oliver Sacks, watch a very special Tribeca Talks At Home featuring Robert De Niro, whose character is “awakened” after spending decades in a coma-like; Kate Edgar, Oliver Sacks’ long-time editor, friend, and colleague; producer Walter Parkes; and Ric Burns,…
