Grace Carley has today been announced as the new Head of Fundraising for The Cinema and Television Benevolent Fund (CTBF), the leading UK charity for those working behind the scenes in the film, cinema and…
At the end of last week, we reported on how pre-release ticket sales were indicating that The Hunger Games could be on course for a huge opening weekend box office. And those indications were not…
movieScope was recently invited to the premiere of short film Boy, the result of British Airways’ foray into branded content and creative solutions.…
The Malta Film Commission has visited the UK to market Malta as a dynamic film location, holding a series of informative sessions with a number of film production companies. movieScope attended one of these meetings,…
As the earliest of the summer 2012 blockbusters start to appear over the horizon, Warner Bros is already looking ahead to next year. This week it announced its release schedule for summer 2013, firming up…
Earlier this week, studio MGM reported its financial results to investors and announced that it has taken back full control of its iconic United Artists label.…
The Abu Dhabi film festival, which has been running for the past five years, is to become an official part of twofour54, the government-backed media zone and filmmaking hub, reports Variety. This follows the integration…
This week sees the release of the hotly anticipated The Hunger Games (Thursday March 22 in the USA, Friday March 23 in the UK) and, according to figures seen by The Hollywood Reporter, by Wednesday…
Creative England, the body launched in October 2011 to support independent creative businesses and talent in every part of England outside London, has responded to government plans to implement new tax breaks for video games,…
Chancellor George Osborne today announced the 2012 budget, in which he stated that ‘tax credit schemes for video games, animation and “high-end” TV production firms will be established’. Films that are made in the UK, and…
