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Big studio mergers harm UK indie film making Big studio mergers harm UK indie film making

Stateside entertainment mergers are stifling UK indie film sector, warns production company founder and producer. Sarudzayi Marufu, executive producer and founder of Euras Films, recently warned that a rise in M&A in media and entertainment will directly impact grassroots film production in the UK. This follows Paramount's likely merger with Sony Pictures, Warner's merger with Discovery,

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Euras Films founder: Sony Paramount merger will harm UK film

Euras Films founder: Sony Paramount merger will harm UK film
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The Videography of Arab Strap in 10 Short Films

The Videography of Arab Strap in 10 Short Films Arab Strap produce a concise video accompaniment to their music and art, all on equally compact indie budgets. While the result forms an enjoyable “Greatest Hits of Arab Strap” selection, it’s more than that. Across their years together, Aidan Moffat and Malcolm Middleton produced a relatively concise video accompaniment to their music and art, all on equally compact indie budgets. While the result forms an enjoyable “Greatest Hits of Arab Strap” selection, it’s more than that. The group developed a talent for allowing the visuals to exist alongside and in sympathy with the songs, rather than being slaved to the concerns of the lyrics or the movement of the music. The result is that it’s possible to watch these videos as short vignettes capturing an incident or concern, not just as illustrations of the songs.

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U K Film, High-End TV Production Spend Exceeds $3 9 Billion in Pandemic Year, Down 21% on 2019 Levels

Skip to main content U.K. Film, High-End TV Production Spend Exceeds $3.9 Billion in Pandemic Year, Down 21% on 2019 Levels Manori Ravindran, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail In what is the first official glimpse of the pandemic’s impact on U.K. film and television production, British Film Institute (BFI) data reveals that film and high-end television production spend exceeded £2.84 billion ($3.9 billion) in 2020, only 21% down on 2019 levels. BFI boss Ben Roberts tells Variety that the speed with which the industry was able to band together and hammer out guidelines for production allowed the sector to weather the toll of the pandemic, particularly as it allowed the buoyant studio sector to quickly rev up operations. Film and television production has continued through the U.K.’s three national lockdowns, working to pan-industry guidelines that were drawn up in late spring. The BFI led the Screen Sector Taskforce, creating the guidance for COVID-safe productions alongs

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Lights, cameras and bacon rolls! Famous Tayside diner The Horn is setting for 1994-set crime drama

Lights, cameras and bacon rolls! Famous Tayside diner The Horn is setting for 1994-set crime drama © Steve MacDougall / DCT Media Gabi Farquharson (aged 13), Ollie Farquharson (aged 18) and Holly Farquharson (aged 16) - the children of The Horn owner Kenny Farquharson - who will appear in the film as extras. Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up An iconic Tayside diner was transported back to the 1990s this weekend as a Bafta-nominated film crew set cameras rolling on a retro crime drama.

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