The animation studio quietly building an international footprint from the heart of Scotland At the Glasgow Film Festival‘s “Made in Glasgow” panel — part of a full day of talks celebrating the city’s screen sector and sponsored by production house Blazing Griffin — Andrew Pearce gave a rare look at how his brand new studio […]
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Sales agents on why fewer films break through, how buyers are thinking post-COVID, and what producers still get wrong when pitching. Part of the Glasgow Film Festival’s Made in Glasgow programme—a full day of panels and events featuring representatives from leading studios and creatives—the discussion formed part of Meet the Sales Agents, an in-depth session
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Whether you’re launching your first feature or navigating the leap to larger budgets, what gets your project moving is more than a good story — it’s a solid, strategic package. That means a clear plan, the right people, and materials that show your film is ready to be made. What Is a Film Package? A
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You’ve probably seen it everywhere: “Go green on set.” But when you’re running a low-budget production, sustainability can feel like a luxury — or just a PR checkbox. So let’s cut through it: Does producing sustainably actually help your film? Yes — but only if you do it right, and not just to tick a
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For UK-based filmmakers and producers, co-production isn’t just a buzzword — it’s often the difference between a stalled script and a greenlit shoot. But knowing how and where to find the right partners, both at home and abroad, is what separates the daydream from the deal. So if you’re developing a project and wondering whether
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