by Baptiste Charles | 17 July, 2019 | Raindance Postgraduate News
Congratulations to Raindance MA Alumni, Milan-based Sofija Sztepanov, who has just been accepted into Reykjavik International Film Festival’s Talent Lab. During her residency, Sofija will be developing her first feature film. Sofija’s most recent project...
by Baptiste Charles | 11 July, 2019 | Raindance Postgraduate News
Following up in his Master’s thesis hit film Eiditic -a martial arts action short film made on a $300 that screened at Comic Con and Raindance Film Festival-, Akash Sk has just shot a new film, The Summoning. With his production company based in his native Sri...
by Baptiste Charles | 23 May, 2019 | Raindance Postgraduate News
One of the most used tools in the film industry has now become more inclusive. Raindance MA mentor Vanessa King has joined forces with the Geena Davis Institute on Gender and Media to create an Inclusivity Tool on the screenwriting software Final Draft. The intention...
by Baptiste Charles | 26 February, 2019 | Raindance Postgraduate News
Raindance MA Alumni, Jersey native Helier Bissell-Thomas has just announced that screen legend Malcolm McDowell (A Clockwork Orange) has just been signed to work on his next feature film, a thriller shot and set in Los Angeles. The film will be prodiced by Gravitas...
by Raindance | 3 December, 2018 | Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, News, Raindance Postgraduate News
This holiday season we’re thrilled to announce a 12-day giveaway! Every day from December 4th to 19th, anyone who purchases a Raindance course or workshop will automatically be entered in a festive raffle. Stay tuned on our blog, Twitter, and Facebook pages for...
by Elliot Grove | 27 May, 2018 | Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, In Our Opinion, Raindance Postgraduate News
Most film students I meet tell me they decided to go to film school because they wanted to become a writer or director. They enter a higher education degree in writing or directing. Then they wonder why their skills are so incredibly unmarketable. And I ask them if...
