Uniindia: Hyderabad, Apr 20 (UNI) Film and Television promotion council of India (FTPC) in association with Nepal Film Promotion Circuit recently organized the Indo Nepal cinema exchange summit 2023 at Kathmandu to promote relation between India and Nepal through art and culture. <br /
Producers of films and TV shows in Mumbai's Film City received a jolt earlier this month. The Maharashtra Film Stage and Cultural Development Corp (MFSCDC) – which is in charge the Goregaon-based facility - issued a circular stating that it had revised rentals of studios and outdoor locations on its premises from 1 July.
With the second wave of the pandemic beginning to show signs of a slowdown, organisations across the country are gearing up to welcome their employees back to the office. But with the threat of a third wave looming large, they are taking no chances and making arrangements for their employees to get vaccinated on time.
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It has also urged the state to provide financial help to M&E workers.
18 Apr, 2021 - 10:47 AM IST | By indiantelevision.com Team
MUMBAI: Days after the Maharashtra government shut down all film and television shoots in the state to combat the spread of Covid2019 infections, the Indian Film and Television Producers Council (IFTPC) has beseeched the Shiv Sena-led ruling dispensation to at least permit post-production work in the studios to help the industry get back on its feet.
In a letter addressed to chief minister Uddhav Thackeray, the IFTPC implored the government to consider other possible options that could allow the film and television industry to function while following the strict guidelines. It has formed a coordination committee comprising all the craft unions, broadcasters, and producer bodies to meet with Thackeray next week and discuss possible options of shooting.