Kering and the Festival de Cannes will host their annual Women In Motion event recognising inspiring figures and an talented emerging female talent. This year, the initiative will honour Amanda Nell Eu with the Emerging Talent Award which will include a EUR 50,000 to support the creation of her next film project.
Are you a filmmaker looking to take your project to the next level? Look no further than the Film In Malaysia Incentive (FIMI), your ticket to unlocking incredible opportunities in the world of cinema. FIMI is a game-changing initiative that offers filmmakers an array of incentives to shoot their projects in Malaysia, a country blessed […]
Johan Stahl has directed a new spot for Cadbury Chocolate. The project – named Bus Ride – reminds views to be careful about judging a book by its cover. The two-day shoot took place at night in Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia. A floating police escort allowed the crew to move around the […]
The Film in Malaysia Incentive (FIMI) has been increased. The country’s core 30% incentive can be boosted by an additional 5% cash rebate if projects pass a cultural test. A minimum of MYR5 million (around EUR1.086 million) must be spent on production work, or production and post-production work combined, in order to receive the rebate. […]
Warner Brothers’ new feature film Crazy Rich Asians exudes decadence, having filmed in luxury locations across Singapore and Malaysia.
British TV drama Indian Summers is filming a second series and will again double the Penang region of Malaysia for Simla in northern India. The new season is set in 1935 and follows a story of social drama and adultery in the last days of the British Empire’s colonial presence in India.
New Pictures filmed the lavish period TV series Indian Summers on location in Penang, Malaysia, doubling the region for northern India. Set in 1932, the Channel 4 series tells a story of social drama during the dying days of the British Empire’s colonial rule.
New historical miniseries Marco Polo was the first production to be based at Pinewood Iskandar Malaysia Studios. Launched via online platform Netflix, the ten-part drama was inspired by the story of the famous 13th century explorer.