Filmmakers returned to work on May 7 as soon as audio-visual production was given the go ahead by the Czech authorities under self-regulatory guidelines. Domestic projects were the first to return to set, and then in June several international projects began shoots.
The Emilia-Romagna Film Commission (ERFC) is the department of the Emilia-Romagna Region that deals with film and audiovisual projects. A dedicated Fund enables the ERFC to support the development and production of works and to promote film festivals and showings. The financial tool supports and promotes film and audio-visual productions and was created with the objective to strategically enhance the entrepreneurial, professional, cultural and environmental resources of the region.
The sixth edition of its intensive workshop and think-tank for projects that are suitable for collaboration between Europe and China is going ahead. The call for entries is open until Wednesday 23 September, 2020.
Over 1 million square feet of studio space at ExCeL London will be available for filming use until April 2021. The venue has vast clear span, 33ft height to rigging points, drive-in access and unlimited connectivity and has already seen interest as the industry picks up post Covid-19.
11 Reasons for Shooting in Portugal
The Climate Action Working Group, led by the Advertising association in partnership with ISBA and the IPA launch AdGreen to set a new standard for zero-carbon and zero-waste Ad Production.
The Quinta das Mil Flores Garden, Follies and Casa Aloes is a film friendly location located in a quiet hamlet of Pedrogao Grande, Portugal a region of outstanding natural beauty, hills, lakes, rivers, Xisto villages and UNESCO sites.
Created for producers by producers, poolhouse invites members to unite, inspire, and inform. Poolhouse allows creative producers from agency, production and post, along with supporting industry professionals to connect, educate, share opportunities, and offer an exchange of ideas around the art of production.