Win 2 tickets! Documentary screening competition
We have two tickets up for grabs to attend a screening of John Appel’s documentary, Wrong Time, Wrong Place at the third annual Open City Docs Festival.
We have two tickets up for grabs to attend a screening of John Appel’s documentary, Wrong Time, Wrong Place at the third annual Open City Docs Festival.
What caught our eye in the cinema last night? There on the bright big screen appeared a new ad for Prada’s perfume Candy L’eau directed by nobody less than Wes Anderson and co-directed by Roman Coppola. Tadaa!
Want to become a live TV studio director? Then I urge you to head over to 4oD now and watch an episode of Channel 4’s sublime Faking It, featuring a telephone operator learning the tricks of the trade.
September is a way off we know, but as the summer months get jam-packed with holidays, social gatherings and of course, busy filming schedules, it’s always good to start planning ahead and keep your finger on the pulse with upcoming TV and film events.
One of the emails in my inbox today was from an esteemed colleague, reminding me that I still hadn’t watched the British Film Commission’s latest showreel.
Disney has released new photos of the film adaptation of Marvel’s Thor: The Dark World, revealing a very good looking Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Christopher Eccleston as the villainous Malekith the accursed, Anthony Hopkins as Odin and loads of Dark Elf minions.
Here at The Knowledge we watch a fair bit of TV, as you can imagine. One of our team has been a diehard Coronation Street fan for decades, and here presents the case for it to be handed our very own Most Fabulous Soap Award.
The Knowledge recently had a good chat with a well-established and charming film producer and director who has been in the business for nearly ten years. She told us about her disillusionment with the current lack of funding, the outlook for creatives trying to raise finance and why some of her comperes are dropping out of the industry altogether…
Remember the good old days of playing with your friend at the park, teasing each other about the opposite sex, and carrying your exhausted chum to bed? The latter probably not so much, but that’s where the sweet twist lies in Robinsons new TV ad Pals.
Here are some top five tips on how to survive in the TV industry as a freelancer and get that all important next job.