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Moby and his producing partner Lindsay Hicks of Los Angeles-based Little Walnut Productions founded their company in 2020 to champion creative activism.
Russian journalist Ksenia Mironova in the film My Undesirable Friends: Part One. Part Two is at the Venice film festival in September. Photograph: Julia LoktevRussian journalist Ksenia Mironova in the film My Undesirable Friends: Part One. Part Two is at the Venice film festival in September. Photograph: Julia Loktev
AFM producer Independent Film & Television Alliance (IFTA) has launched The AFM House to accommodate the expanding event and serve as home to the market’s Innovation Hub presented with the Marché du Film’s innovation programme, Cannes Next.
The Sundance Film Festival is proud to present a Volunteering 101 information session, exclusive to CU Boulder students.
Rwanda positions film industry as driver of jobs, investment Monday, July 27, 2026 Charme Koraneza Minister of State in the Ministry of Youth and Arts Sandrine Umutoni addressing filmmakers participating Kigali Cine Junction (KCJ) Film Festival.
The Big Hoom Club’s Short Film Program, a travelling initiative dedicated to independent cinema, arrives in Kolkata on August 22 and 23 at Studio Bari.Big Hoom Club Published on: 12 Aug 2026, 11:00 am Summary
Narrative, documentary and animated shorts of up to 40 minutes can enter the 2027 SXSW Film & TV Festival, with submission fees starting at $55 before the first deadline.
“St. Louis beats Hollywood” may sound ridiculously boosterish. But that’s exactly what Giggster, the online platform focused on film locations, is now trumpeting in a new study reporting that St. Louis ranks No. 1 for real pay in film-related jobs. That makes it a better option for workers in the industry than No. 2 Austin…
Humanoid robots walk a red carpet in a conceptual image illustrating artificial intelligence’s growing role in filmmaking. (Collage by Türkiye Today/Zehra Kurtulus)
Principal photography has wrapped on Jump, the next feature from acclaimed Aotearoa New Zealand filmmaker Tearepa Kahi.