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Sky has today announced a new apprenticeship programme, with applications opening today, giving two aspiring creatives the chance to get behind the scenes at one of the UK’s leading entertainment broadcasters. The programme, beginning in January 2027, combines paid, hands-on experience with expert training across Sky Entertainment.

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The devotional hit revives interest in Neem Karoli Baba, linked to Jobs and Zuckerberg

Korea’s film industry slump is turning into an unlikely opening for new money as a retreat from investment and distribution by traditional studios paves the way for a wave of first-time investors.

Following an extraordinary true story,National Geographic’s “Lion”follows Kio as he grows from a young cub into a powerful leader, navigating loss, exile and fierce rivals along the way.For BAFTA-winning wildlife cinematographer and Director of PhotographySophie Darlington, telling Kio’s story was a rare chance to spend four years immersed in the Maasai Mara, watching a lion…

Two days after I opened ScreenWeaver’s beta to everyone, a comment landed that summed up the whole industry’s confusion in one line: “cool storyboard tool, but where’s the actual movie.”

Happy Monday, everyone. Normally, I feel like Mondays kick off with a lot of horrible political news that sufficiently depresses me for the rest of the week. I’m sure today’s got that too, but unlike other weeks, today I began my Monday by looking at a bunch of hilarious, poorly drawn cows.

Blackmagic Design recently announced that Sydney-based filmmaker James Demitri used the Blackmagic Camera application to shoot his feature-length horror film Fire Alive, which earned finalist honours at the 2026 SF3 Film Festival. The film was shot in just five days on an iPhone using only the Blackmagic Camera and practical lighting.

Meldio, an audio-production platform created by playwright and composer Richard Ehrlich, is bringing a new approach to hearing written creative work before traditional production.