Browsing: Directing & Producing

‘I used to earn Rs 45 for working 12 hours a day at the age of 14.’ ‘The situation at home was weak, so that money was very important. I did whatever work I could find.’

Veteran film producer Roy Lee (“IT,” “Godzilla vs Kong,” “The LEGO Movie”) is reportedly working on a new “Silent Hill” feature film.

Lucas wanted to make three more “Star Wars” films, but after “Revenge of the Sith,” he left directing to focus on his museum. The museum opened in Los Angeles.

Interviewing director Francis Lawrence causes a strong desire to insert, at one point or another, the iconic line from The Hunger Games—“May the odds be ever in your favor.” The impulse is understandable (I’ve gone ahead and given in to it), but in the case of Lawrence, he largely made his own odds favorable through…

Projects by Sudanese director Mohamed Kordofani, veteran Polish filmmaker Krzysztof Zanussi and Italy’s Alain Parroni are among 67 selected for this year’s co-production market at Rome’s MIA film and TV event, which runs from October 19-23.

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The Bangladesh Film Directors Association organised ‘Film Directors’ Day’ at Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC) today (September 16) marking the association’s 45th anniversary. The event was attended by Information and Broadcasting Minister Andaleeve Rahman Partho as the chief guest. Also present were Directors Association president Shaheen Suman and general secretary Shahin Kabir Tutul. As part…

A bipartisan group of lawmakers is working on legislation that would create a 20% federal tax incentive for movies and television shows filmed in the United States

Present-day Grant Avenue during the Alfred Hitchcock San Francisco City Guides tour in San Francisco, Calif., on March 6, 2022. The tour’s theme was “How things have changed in the last 60 years,” referencing Alfred Hitchcock’s films such as Vertigo and The Birds. (Harika Maddala/Bay City News)Harika Maddala/Harika Maddala/Bay City News

A first-year university student has celebrated international success with a short film about a young vampire.