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AIDC 2016: Roger Jackson, Kinonation and the global opportunity of VOD

Indie-friendly VOD is alive, kicking and even easy, if you don't get cynical on the way.

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Magnus Temple, reality TV and a better view of humanity

While so much true life large scale filmmaking wallows in exploitation, Magnus Temple makes tender series about ordinary people and…

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Tomorrow's Parties

Despite an interesting premise and solid performances, Tomorrow's Parties dystopic visions limit the emotional pull.

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Development Methods: Bryan Elsley and the hard facts of an enchanted future

Bryan Elsley, who ran the Deadlock emerging writers scheme in Byron Bay, has some fascinating ideas about development, authenticity, new…

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Deadlock: unlocking some ideas about development to the scent of green papaya

New audiences, new stories - how can we find a development process to match them and a new generation of…

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Accounting for low budget producers

New micro-accounting production accounting services are targeting the needs of low budget filmmakers and digital creatives.

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BBC Natural History becoming lone, proud beast in a threatened world

Natural history films have a special place in all our hearts, but filmmakers and broadcasters must face the grim fact…

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The secret love affair between pirates and creators

New research and a new lobby group in the screen sector rewrites the playbook on the approach to piracy.

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Will crowdfunding become even more useful with new legislation?

Crowdfunding could become even more useful to the arts with some new legislation expected to be introduced by the end…

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She Only Barks at Night

An eerie and unsettling evening, featuring a live horse, a dead cat, and a French doctor.

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