Filmmakers are constantly seeking innovative ways to captivate audiences and generate revenue. One of the most promising frontiers they've set their sights on is the metaverse, a virtual universe where the boundaries between the physical and digital worlds blur. This article explores how filmmakers are venturing into the metaverse, the exciting projects they're working on, and the potential revenue streams this new medium offers.

2023-09-14

Even before it reaches theatres in 2024, the live-action remake of Snow White is facing much backlash, hit by accusations of Disney warping the classic tale into something that it is not. With Rachel Zegler as the titular princess, and the unconventional casting of the seven dwarfs, some say the producers’ push for inclusivity seems forced, as it abandons the essence of the original fable. This media frenzy has opened up a conversation about diversity and representation in Hollywood. By: Theng

2023-09-13

According to Rajib Basu, Partner– Entertainment & Media, PwC India, “The Indian Media and Entertainment outlook for the next few years is quite unique. There is an exciting pace of growth of digital media and advertising led by the deeper penetration of internet and mobile devices in our market. At the same time, traditional media will hold their steady growth rate over the next few years.” By K Dass

2023-09-12

Female celebrities have long been making waves in the film industry, becoming top earners in their respective regions, with many gaining international acclaim. With the rise of various Asian film industries, and Hollywood featuring a more diverse cast in their films, many more doors are opening for Asian actresses. We take a closer look at what contributes to their star power, as well as the person behind the captivating characters on screen. By: Theng Min Yee

2023-09-11

Amber Heard, known for her roles in films such as Aquaman and Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, resurfaced in Spain after having gone MIA for a few months. By: K Dass

2023-09-08

Despite criticism surrounding its undertones of racism and historical inaccuracy, Black Hawk Down (2001) was lauded for its thrilling action scenes, winning two Academy Awards, thereby entrenching itself as one of Ridley Scott’s best films. 22 years later, Adrian Teh’s Malbatt: Misi Bakara seeks to reclaim that narrative that was first popularised by Hollywood, shedding light on the Malaysian military’s perspective in the historical battle at Mogadishu. By: Theng Min Yee

2023-09-07

In the face of adversity, some top Russian TV and film producers forged ahead, determined to illuminate the world with the power of their storytelling, unwavering in their belief that art had the capacity to heal and unite, no matter the circumstances. By: K Dass

2023-09-06

Continuing its vision of nurturing young filmmakers, the 9th National Youth Film Awards (NYFA) handed out awards to 20 recipients, in addition to rewarding them with opportunities for further industry development. With a new wave of filmmakers emerging in Singapore’s film industry, how do their distinct filmmaking style and unique perspectives shape Singaporean cinema? By: Theng Min Yee

2023-09-05

Filmmakers from across the world will soon find it easier to cut through the red tape in India. The move comes after many foreign filmmakers complained about how they have to seek multiple permits every time they shoot in a new location leading to loss of money and time. By: K Dass

2023-09-04

Dua Lipa and other music icons who broke through in or had their careers shaped by Camden will appear in a new Disney+ documentary about the location.

2023-08-31