An awesome new project has been launched by a group of passionate artists in New York seeking to provide affordable entertainment in Harlem.

California’s film tax incentive program brought in an estimated $1.1 billion of local spending while 84% of films that were rejected for subsidies spent more than $1 million in other states.

North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory publicly stated that he believed the film tax incentive in the state had faced “some abuse” and subsequently refused to visit a local film studio after receiving a formal invitation, facing a backlash from the local industry that employs over 4000 people.

Have you come across the Limelight Film Awards? Are you making short films that are less than 10 minutes in length? Perhaps you would be interested in […]

Actor Jeremy Irvine (War Horse) and producer James Fulcher are looking for scripts to produce, offering up to £10,000 funding for the right project. Irvine, who plays […]

Film talent in the spotlight Creative England unveils its first talent development brochure today, promoting the films and filmmakers that it is currently supporting with development funding. […]