by Raindance | 23 September, 2018 | Festivals, News, Raindance Film Festival
Japanese cinema has always featured heavily at Raindance. This year we are delighted to showcase these nine features, shorts and Virtual Reality pieces. A CRIMSON STAR Up-and-coming debut director Aya Igashi conveys the bond between two lonely girls in a time of abuse...
by Raindance | 3 September, 2018 | News, Post-Production
Ease, that is. In the world of traditional music licensing where a user-friendly environment has been sorely lacking, Songtradr is working to give access to all music creators and those who wish to license their music, access to a global marketplace and placement...
by Elliot Grove | 2 August, 2018 | In Our Opinion, News
Filmmakers are constantly battling to break out, struggling to find the finance to make enough good films to create a viable film industry. Canada’s filmmakers are sick and tired of being called Hollywood North. And the label Canadian film lacks the cache of,...
by Eleonora Passelli | 20 April, 2018 | News, Raindance Film Festival
A big number of filmmakers, film professionals and film enthusiasts gathered together for the Independent Filmmaker’s Ball on Wednesday April 18th at Cafè de Paris in London. People dressed in their pineapple-coconut shirts carried a networking night as the...
by Eleonora Passelli | 13 March, 2018 | In Our Opinion, News
In my previous article, I talked about the Set of Principles that the BFI and other major UK film organisations have recently adopted for industry leaders to tackle bullying and harassment. I suggested how independent filmmakers can also help from below by setting a...
by Kathryn Butt | 8 March, 2018 | Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, News
So, we all know who won by now. But what do the Oscars really mean for independent filmmakers? If nothing else, the Academy Awards are an opportunity to raise and discuss current issues within the industry and promote change in how we make films. As independent...
