Fashion retailer Zalando’s new artist-focused campaign titled ‘My SuperCourt, My Story’ looks to celebrate artistry and authenticity for its promotion of Adidas' new SuperCourt collection.
Nominees for the 6th Annual Location Managers Guild International (LMGI) Awards have been unveiled by LMGI President Mike Fantasia. The awards honor the outstanding and creative visual contributions by location professionals and film commissions in film, television and commercials from around the globe. The LMGI Awards also recognize outstanding service by film commissions for their support “above and beyond” during the production process.
The fourth part of the critically acclaimed TV series took its inspiration from Homer’s Odyssey epic, which follows Odysseus’ return to Ithaca after the fall of Troy. The culinary and cultural road trip included many of Greece’s famed archaeological sites.
After a freak accident during a blackout, struggling singer-songwriter Jack Malik (Himash Patel) finds himself in a world where the Beatles never existed. Taking the opportunity to bring the famous band’s music to audiences, the film sees Himesh propel his career from his home in Suffolk, UK to the hub of the entertainment industry that is LA. The Beatles' hometown of Liverpool, a city which inspired many of their hits also makes an appearance in the film.
Production in Birmingham began in October 2018 for the 4x60’ BBC One drama. Film Birmingham facilitated the filming and worked with the production company The Forge to find suitable locations that could double for London, and sourced local crew to join the production.
I received my master’s degree from Boston University in Broadcast Journalism, focusing in documentary filmmaking and broadcast news. I worked in local television, theatre, radio and print media as a producer, presenter, actress and editor for over 20 years.
BBC One’s Poldark series has been based in Bristol since it’s first series in 2014. The city’s Old Vic theatre took a starring role in the final season’s opening episode.
Jacaranda Films, PSN Chile enabled the production to capture the real solar eclipse - which lasted for only two minutes and eighteen seconds, by sourcing the perfect location and specialist equipment