EE has revealed its new Hope United squad. The campaign brings together a team of footballers who are committed to tackling online sexism. Titled ‘It's Not Her Problem,’ this television advert calls on men to show allyship during the UEFA Women’s European Championships over the summer. It encourages males to recognise and tackle sexist abuse when they encounter it online and elsewhere.
Hope United are releasing a series of educational films with football stars Marcus Rashford, Eniola Aluko, and Anton and Rio Ferdinand as part of BT’s Black History Month programming. Made in collaboration with Saatchi & Saatchi London, the first wave of short clips will explore the Windrush generation’s experiences, examining the ongoing impact that the migration of Caribbean diasporas has on today’s football scene and, more broadly, contemporary British culture.
Amazon Prime war crime drama Hunters and Disney+ historical drama The Right Stuff are the latest TV series that have relocated to California thanks to the Film & Television Tax Credit Programme 3.0 that provides a 25% non-transferable tax credit to relocating television series.
Binge-worthy psychological thriller You jumps coasts from New York to LA for its second series. The series was approved for California’s relocating TV series tax credit.
The film brings together the filmmaking team behind Murder on the Orient Express for another Agatha Christie adaptation.
Loved for exhilarating stunt sequences and extravagant car chases, the Fast and Furious franchise has been a hit with audiences worldwide since 2001. The latest release, Fast and Furious: Hobbs and Shaw took to a deserted power plant in Doncaster, UK to film an action sequence set in Chernobyl, Ukraine.
The brief was to recreate a Premier League style football match with goal scoring shots of Mo Salah supported by green screen and locally cast footballers. The home of Liverpool Football Football Club, Anfield was also utilized.
California Film Commission has released a report detailing the contribution of Project 2.0 Film & Television Tax Credit Programs to the state’s economy over its first three years. The report also highlights changes between Project 2.0 and 3.0 which will run from 2020 until 2025.