Having worked on projects ranging from David Beckham's pants to Panasonic televisions and a film on the life of a ten dollar bill, editor and director Ben Unwin has gathered quite the experience. Here he shares a word of caution about one of the basic necessities in the industry: the back-up.
Here's our review of Captain Phillips starring Tom Hanks and directed by Paul Greengrass.
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Many screenplays pride themselves on being 'based on a true story', but how do screenwriters turn people and real events into fictional drama?
Clothing giant H&M have been drip feeding pictures of David Beckham via Twitter and Instagram as the footballer films their new spring campaign in east London.
A few weeks ago The Knowledge attended the second ever TV Question Time at BAFTA, where a panel of TV experts discussed the current state of the industry and the visions they have for the future.Â
Richard Curtis" hit British romcom, Love Actually, captured the hearts of us unfeeling Brits back in 2003, and now, ten years later, he's done it again.
Tim Fywell, tutor at the London Film School and director of the forthcoming Showtime TV series 'Masters of Sex", lays down three key elements for the best ways that directors and writers can work together:
With the recent announcement that Sir Ian McKellen is to play Sherlock Holmes, the greatest fictional detective of all time, we thought it would be interesting to compare Sherlocks through the ages on both big and small screen. A kind of battle for the Golden Deerstalker…
We recently attended BAFTA's Breakfast with the Daytime Commissioners, which proved Very Interesting Indeed.
Is it OK to gloat about working on a production? The crew of BBC Three's Sun, Sex and Suspicous parents got into hot water because of it.
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