The Contentious Issue Of IP Copyright

MIPCOM, CANNES: The issue of copyright is a contentious often controversial one, said Jonathan Coad, co-founder...

Speedy Productions Wins MIPCOM Mobile Award

Tim Mostert of Speedy Production waived the flag for South Africans with his prestigious MIPCOM Mobile award for The Finer Things...

Mobile Advertising Launched

In a first for South Africa, Pan-African cellular communications company Vodacom has launched a mobile advertising service...

Co-Distribution Agreement Between UK Film Council & Korean Film Council

A new film co-distribution agreement between the UK Film Council and the Korean Film Council is being signed at the Pusan International Film Festival this week (4-12 October).

Tri Continental Winners

The Tri Continental Film Festival, which took place at Cinema Nouveau Screened by Jameson in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town and Durban, is proud to announce the winners of this year’s audience awards.

Out in Africa

The Out In Africa SA Gay & Lesbian Film Festival will hit Nu Metro screens in Johannesburg and Cape Town for a second time this year in November...

New direct-to-DVD video good for SA business

Triggerfish, the Cape Town animation studio, has just finished production on the longest internationally commissioned CG animation made in South Africa.

Rats!!!

The animated "Ratatouille', about a rat who wants to become a chef, went to the top of the box office in its opening week (21 to 27 September) and clocked up an impressive R4.6m.

Italian cinema celebrated

Three top Italian film producers will attend the launch of the Italian Film Festival which runs at Cinema Nouveau screened by Jameson in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban from 5 to 21 October.

The most expensive 30-second spot

For any people placing adverts on South African TV channels, consider that the current most expensive 30-second spot on US TV is on ABC’s hit drama series, "Grey’s Anatomy', at $419 000 per spot.
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