Tribeca Film Plants Outpost in U.K.
Fest chief creative officer Geoff Gilmore announced today that Tribeca Film, the distrib label of Tribeca Enterprises, will launch in the U.K. on April 16, offering six fest films on VOD.
Robert Mitchell
Film London Gets Cash Infusion
With new U.K. tax relief for high-end TV and animation approved by the European Commission last week, London mayor Boris Johnson has announced $3 million in new investment in film and media agency…
London 3D Session Frets About Marketing and Glasses
LONDON — The first 3D Creative Summit here covered a wide variety of topics in two days, but recurring concerns included a lack of consistent marketing and the discomfort of 3D glasses. Many argued th…
Ang Lee Wants to Go from 3D Novice to 'Trailblazer'
By Robert Mitchell LONDON The film and television industries need to learn a new language to fully release the potential of 3D technology and engage with the audience. This was a key argument expound…
'Hobbit' Vets High on HFR But Others Are Wary
Higher Frame Rate technology was a key discussion point and frequent whipping boy at the first international 3D Creative Summit in London this week.
Subscription TV Drives Growth in European Biz
LONDON – Subscription services are driving revenue growth in film and television, which account for nearly 50% of total revenue for the creative industry in Europe, according to a report from global m…
BFI Fetes Boorman With Fellowship
Sinead Cusack presented the award to the 80-year-old helmer, which he described sardonically as looking "like an ashtray for non-smokers."
Sundance London Builds on Promising Debut
LONDON – Sundance London, the U.K. film and music fest spin-off of the Sundance Film Festival, has added the final three titles for the main program of its sophomore edition. Jeff Nichol's "Mud" (pict…
BAFTA to Fete Olympics, Super Bowl TV helmer
LONDON – Helmer Hamish Hamilton will be feted at BAFTA's British Academy Television Craft Awards. The TV director responsible for handling the opening and closing ceremonies of last year's London Olym…
U.K. Government Backs Vfx Industry with Funding
The British government is upping support for the vfx industry, a go-to resource for Hollywood pics.
VScore
Domestic Film DAILY
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Star Trek Into Darkness
Star Trek Into Darkness
1Daily: $8.0M Cumulative: $98.4M Paramount Pictures 1st in th week -
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Star Trek Into Darkness
Star Trek Into Darkness
2Daily: $6.8M Cumulative: $98.4M Paramount Pictures 2nd in th week -
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Iron Man 3
Iron Man 3
3Daily: $3.2M Cumulative: $343.6M Disney 3rd in th week
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