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Every year, the Oscars make us think about representation in film... We still have a long way to go!
The Oscars always spark interesting and important conversations about the progress of the film industry, particularly when it comes to...
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3 days ago
Comparing the Oscar Nominations 10 Years Apart: What It Says About the Current State of the Film Markets
The Academy Awards offer a snapshot of the film industry’s priorities, trends, and tastes at a given time. Comparing the 2025 Oscar...
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Jan 24
The UK's Booming VFX Sector is Booming, but Women are Still Vastly Underrepresented
The UK government’s recent decision to enhance tax relief for VFX work in film and high-end television is being hailed as a...
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Jan 22
The Hidden Costs of “If-Come” Deals: A Female Producer’s Perspective
In the world of filmmaking, taking leaps of faith can sometimes lead to magic—think Kevin Costner’s Field of Dreams . But for many...
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Dec 23, 2024
What Burt the Crocodile Can Teach Us About Marketing and Legacy
In a surprising twist that blends nostalgia with nature, Burt, the famous crocodile from Crocodile Dundee , recently passed away at an...
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Dec 5, 2024
The Rise of Short-Form Content: Is It the Future of Indie Films?
TikTok is reshaping indie film: accessible, cost-effective storytelling with global reach. But can viral buzz sustain lasting impact? #Indie
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Nov 14, 2024
How is the European Market going? American Film Productions: Why Partner with UNLEYEK for Creative Co-Productions in the UK
why American film productions are partnering with UNLEYEK in the UK for creative, tech-driven stories amidst evolving European funding
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Nov 5, 2024
UK PRODUCTION COMPANY UNLEYEK presents Crazy Daisys: Championing Female-Driven Narratives in UK Film Production
Glaslow West End has written a beautiful piece about Crazy Daisys exclusive screening yesterday at Omniplex Clydebank, offering a...
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Oct 20, 2024
As Hollywood Declines, the UK Rises. Can British and and American film productions join forces?
As LA struggles with its production downturn, London is stepping up with the UK’s newly announced 40% tax credit for high-end TV and film...
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