Film Industry Network

Fact Not Fiction Films has confirmed that they will support two young filmmakers Jay Douglas Mitchell and Ben Goodier with the production of their first short film ‘Farewell From A Killer’.

Fact Not Fiction Films has confirmed that their short film ‘Ellston Bay’, directed by cinematographer Mr. Nicholas Eriksson has completed 95% of principal photography in Devon.

Fact Not Fiction Films has confirmed that their latest documentary ‘The Residency’ (working title), directed by the award-winning director Ms Monika Grassl has completed principle photography in Nuremburg.

‘Ellston Bay’, the Kodak supported short film starring John Rhys-Davies starts filming in Budleigh Salterton, Devon.

It isn’t the sexiest aspect of filmmaking, but it’s the glue that holds your project together. Video file management is the workhorse behind the scenes that keeps your film organized and on schedule. Without it, you could quickly run out of time, money and your sanity. But organizing b-roll and other media files is more…

Documentary – ‘The Residency’ announced by Fact Not Fiction Films

‘Ellston Bay’, a short film made with the support of Kodak, starring John Rhys-Davies, to film in Devon

First female member of the British Society of Cinematographers dies. Sue Gibson’s passing is a tragic loss to the UK film industry.

Marvel has put itself in an interesting position when it comes to its recent success on Netflix.

From writing his first major screenplay on cocktail napkins to international acclaim as one of Hollywood’s top screenwriters, Aaron Sorkin shares for the first time his career path, and what you need to do to get your scripts to sell.

‘Ellston Bay’, a short film made with the support of Kodak casts ‘Lord of the Rings’ and ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’ star John Rhys-Davies.

CBS & Paramount write an open letter to filmmakers and issue an official Star Trek fan films guideline.

Actor Idris Elba has confirmed that he is supporting the UK staying in the European Union.

Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Ken Burns received a standing ovation after slamming Donald Trump during the Stanford University commencement ceremony on Sunday.