Congratulations to our Singaporean filmmaking talents who are shining bright at the prestigious 77th Festival de Cannes, including Singaporean producer Weijie Lai who co-produced feature film "Viet and Nam" and Wei Liang Chiang who directed feature film "Mongrel". Two other Singaporean-directed short films, "Withered Blossoms" by Lionel Seah and "Cold Cut" by Siyou Tan will also be competing in the La Cinef section and screening under Directors' Fortnight respectively. "Viet and Nam", which was awarded the Southeast Asia Co-Production grant under IMDA's Media Talent Progression Programme (MTPP), is in the running for the Un Certain Regard selection. This is a first for both Singaporean producer Weijie Lai and Director Truong Minh Quy. The film was also recently picked up for distribution by Pyramide International, one of France’s biggest independent film distributors. "Mongrel", a recipient of the New SG Director grant under IMDA’s MTPP, is director-writer Chiang Wei Liang's first feature film, selected for screening at Directors’ Fortnight and eligible for Camera d’Or – an award for the best first feature film. The co-production between Singapore, Taiwan and France was also recently picked up for distribution by Paris-based independent sales company, Alpha Violet. IMDA SG Digital Scholarship alumni Weijie and Wei Liang are set to showcase their stories on the world stage. Join us in showing our support as they compete globally! For more info on how we support local media talents and companies: https://lnkd.in/ge2sj-KB #IMDA #IMDigitalArchitect #MadewithSG #CannesFilmFestival
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This is so exciting to see!!! -The UK's film industry is experiencing a significant shift towards female filmmakers. -British women have been making films for some time, but the current concentration of excellent cinema is profound and exciting. -Looking at the past three years, it's clear that the future of British filmmaking is undoubtedly female. #film #filmmakers #future #filmmaking https://lnkd.in/eSGNaiCi
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GZK Kampala is excited to announce that applications to the 8th edition of the Ngalabi Short Film Festival are finally open. Filmmakers from Uganda, East Africa, Africa, and the African Disapora are invited to submit their short films for a chance to share their unique creative voices with the Ngalabi family. To merit consideration for the Ngalabi Short Film Festival, all submissions must fulfill the following requirements: 1) The applicant must be over 18 years old. 2) The applicant must own all screening rights to their short film. 3) The submission must include a Synopsis (100-150 words). 4) The submission must include a Director's Biography (100-150 words). 5) The submission must include 3 high resolution Director's Headshots (300dpi). 6) The submission must include 3 high resolution screengrabs from the short film (300 dpi). 7) The submission must not exceed a runtime of 30 minutes. 8) The submission must include English subtitles. 9) The submission must include a downloadable film link uploaded to Google Drive, Vimeo, Dropbox, or WeTransfer (no more than 2GB) All short film submissions should be sent to [email protected] between Monday 4th March, 2024 and Friday 3rd May, 2024. Best of luck in your submissions! We can't wait to build another unforgettable cinematic experience with you this year.
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GZK Kampala is excited to announce that applications to the 8th edition of the Ngalabi Short Film Festival are finally open. Filmmakers from Uganda, East Africa, Africa, and the African Disapora are invited to submit their short films for a chance to share their unique creative voices with the Ngalabi family. To merit consideration for the Ngalabi Short Film Festival, all submissions must fulfill the following requirements: 1) The applicant must be over 18 years old. 2) The applicant must own all screening rights to their short film. 3) The submission must include a Synopsis (100-150 words). 4) The submission must include a Director's Biography (100-150 words). 5) The submission must include 3 high resolution Director's Headshots (300dpi). 6) The submission must include 3 high resolution screengrabs from the short film (300 dpi). 7) The submission must not exceed a runtime of 30 minutes. 8) The submission must include English subtitles. 9) The submission must include a downloadable film link uploaded to Google Drive, Vimeo, Dropbox, or WeTransfer (no more than 2GB) All short film submissions should be sent to [email protected] between Monday 4th March, 2024 and Friday 3rd May, 2024. Best of luck in your submissions! We can't wait to build another unforgettable cinematic experience with you this year.
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Top 10 Mistakes to Avoid While Making a Short Film - https://lnkd.in/gdsF7AN2 #Shortfundly #Shortfilm #OTT
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Top 10 Mistakes to Avoid While Making a Short Film - https://lnkd.in/gdsF7AN2 #Shortfundly #Shortfilm #OTT
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How long should a feature film be?🤨🎬 Alexander Payne and Martin Scorsese share their contrasting yet compelling perspectives on film length and the cinematic experience. Are you team Payne or team Scorsese? Let's discuss👉 https://lnkd.in/d_3vtVHf #Filmmaking #Cinema #FilmIndustry #MartinScorsese #AlexanderPayne #independentfilmmakers
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There is more to talk about but then this must be read.
A good article about a ticklish problem in our film production world. #indiefilm #documentary #stress #stressmanagement
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Great and very important article by IndieWire
A good article about a ticklish problem in our film production world. #indiefilm #documentary #stress #stressmanagement
‘The Documentary Film Industry Is in Crisis’: The Unspoken Traumas of the Filmmaking Community
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