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23 January 2018

VFX Supervisor Stephane Paris oversees a full CG train crash, extensive environments and digital doubles for The Commuter

Cinesite has completed more than 800 shots for StudioCanal and Lionsgate’s The Commuter, which is in theatres now.

22 January 2018

Spotlight on…Elstree Studios: Heritage with its eye on the future

In its 90 year history, Elstree has been the studio of choice for many legendary producers and directors from Alfred Hitchcock, George Lucas, Steven Spielberg and Stanley Kubrick to Danny Boyle, Tom Hooper, Guy Ritchie and Matthew Vaughn.

17 January 2018

Recreating history for Joe Wright’s Darkest Hour

Darkest Hour, directed by Joe Wright (Atonement, Pan), is set during the crucial early days of Winston Churchill’s first term as Prime Minister. The film depicts the simultaneous action in the halls of power on both sides of the Channel, as Britain’s armed forces looked destined for defeat in May 1940.

10 January 2018

Gorilla invests £1m in Cardiff Bay expansion

Welsh post house consolidates its facilities into a single building in £1m expansion.

9 January 2018

Val Douglas joins Team Arteus

Val Douglas has joined Arteus as Senior Editor.

4 January 2018

Tom Avison and Harriet Colson Join Molinare’s Sales Team

Molinare has expanded its sales team by hiring two new members.

14 June 2017

Why VFX shouldn’t be taxed for employing global talent

The proposal in the Conservative manifesto to double the Immigration Skills Charge to £2000 per year for non-EU workers raised deep concerns amongst the VFX community which employs a significant proportion of overseas talent.

31 March 2016

Will the Apprenticeship Levy work for the Film & TV Services Sector?

UK Screen's CEO, Neil Hatton looks at the opportunities and problems posed for our sector by the government's proposed Apprenticeship Levy.

22 April 2014

A Studio for Scotland – It’s got to be Gartcosh by Mike Kelt

As the EKOS report on the proposed new film and drama space reports ‘a clear and present opportunity’ Mike Kelt, CEO of Artem and UK Screen Director, sums up progress to date and asks if politics and commercial wrangling over location will further delay this essential development.