It’s a wrap for the 57th edition of the Kinsale Shark Awards, Ireland’s leading festival of commercial creativity. The four-day event took place from 18-21 September at the Actons Hotel and showcased some of the best international works in the fields of design, short filmmaking, music videos and advertising.
Winners at the sixth annual LMGI Awards include Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan and Chernobyl while Mission: Impossible- Fallout and Roma won in the motion picture categories. Best commercial and Film Commission were also presented at the ceremony in Santa Monica.
Produced by India’s Yash Raj Films, the action packed War came to Finland in search of Arctic locations for the stunt sequence.
The video is the first from a new audiovisual work from Max Cooper, who was approached by the Barbican to exhibit as part of their Life Rewired series. The series asks artists to communicate the impact of technological shifts on the world which some do by finding creative uses for big data, algorithms, AI and VR.
Peter Weir, Michael J. Meehan and Hidden Empire Film Group’s Deon Taylor, Roxanne Taylor and Robert F. Smith will be Honoured at Eli & Edythe Broad Stage on September 21 2019.
Hot on the heels of shootout at cannes 2019, straight 8 - the global one-super-8-cartridge-no-editing film challenge - has launched its next ‘shootout’: a chance for creative companies worldwide to compete for charity with a new super 8 short film, made entirely in-camera, and seen for the first time, even by them, at the online premiere in December.
Set in the early 1980’s, Joanna Hoggs semi-autobiographical film The Souvenir tells the story of Julie, young film student played by Honour Swinton-Byrne, who becomes romantically involved with a deceptive older man, portrayed by Tom Burke. The film filmed exclusively in Norfolk, where a former RAF base was adapted into a soundstage.
Game of Thrones, Chernobyl and the Marvellous Mrs Maisel took home the most awards, while Netflix and HBO emerged as network front runners ahead of the Primetime Emmys on Saturday 22 September.