Disney to film Peter Pan & Wendy in Newfoundland and Labrador
The estimated eligible total spend in the province is expected to be approximately CAD9 million. Filming is set to begin in August.
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Murder Mystery Knives out 2 begins filming in Greece
Rian Johnson’s created and directed Knives Out 2 swaps Massachusetts for sunny Greece in mystery sequel. Greece is experiencing one of its busiest summer seasons to date with over 18 large projects taking advantage of the 40% cash rebate.
UK Skills Review to tackle current and emerging needs of the screen sector
The review will set the direction for travel for future growth to ensure the sector continues to be world-leading. The focus of the review is film and high-end television production, reflecting the commonality of job roles as well as the skills needs of emerging technology such as virtual production.
Advertorial: Spain, A Great International Film Set
Unique natural landscapes, unusual architectural styles and public policies of fiscal aid for foreign productions have turned Spain into a great international film set.
Gail Morgan re-elected President of Film Florida
Gail Morgan, Film Commissioner for the Destin-Fort Walton Beach Film Commission has been re-elected President of Film Florida. The state-wide not-for-profit entertainment production trade association serves a leadership role in Florida’s film, TV, production and digital media/tech industry.
Nova Scotia nearly doubles available funding for productions
Nova Scotia government is adding CAD23.6 million to the Nova Scotia Film and Television Production Incentive Fund, nearly doubling the size to CAD48.6 million. Some of the major productions currently shooting in Nova Scotia is drama anthology The Sinner, Canadian legal drama Diggstown.
Space Oddity to film in Rhode Island
Primetime Emmy winner Kyra Sedgwick (The Closer) is directing Rebecca Banner’s acclaimed 2016 Black List screenplay in Rhode Island. The independent feature film will showcase the state’s varied landscapes.
His Dark Materials series three begins filming
The Amber Spyglass, the third and final novel in Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials trilogy has been adapted into an eight-part series for the BBC and HBO. Like the two previous series, production is based at Wolf Studios Wales.