Korean Film Fest
The 2007 Korean Film Festival at Cinema Nouveau screened by Jameson will feature seven exclusive films from the exotic Republic of Korea in Pretoria from Friday, 29 June and in Cape Town from next Friday, 6 July.
Sentech on track with DTT
Satellite telecommunications company, Sentech, has been tasked with providing the main infrastructure for South Africa’s Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) rollout, known as the Digital Migration Rollout Plan (DMRP).
DIFF film banned
The Durban International Film Festival (DIFF) has had to withdraw a film from its schedule as it has been banned by the Film & Publication Board of South Africa.
DIFF film banned
The Durban International Film Festival (DIFF) has had to withdraw a film from its schedule as it has been banned by the Film & Publication Board of South Africa. "Bog of Beasts', a Brazilian feature film about child abuse, has been deemed pornographic by the FPB.
Trevor Jones Scholarship
At a dinner hosted by producer Anant Singh of Videovision Entertainment
("Yesterday", "Mr Bones")in Durban on 22 June, the Trevor Jones Scholarship,
which will see a South African student awarded a bursary to study at the UK's
National Film & Television School, was announced.
Soho Editors runs first FCP6 Class
Soho Editors will run its first FCP6 Class for editors on 2 July as a three day course. Soho Editors is the first accredited FCP6 trainers in Africa.
Celebrating Youth Month at ICT Expo
To celebrate youth month Sentech recently participated in an Expo on Youth
and ICT opportunities at the Ekurhuleni FET College in Brakpan.
New Roodt film opens DIFF
The 28th Annual Durban International Film Festival opened on 20 June at the
Suncoast Casino with "Meisie", the latest frilm from Darrell James Roodt, the
South African director of the Oscar-nominated "Yesterday".
Strong pay TV growth for Middle East & North Africa
The pay TV market in the Middle East and North Africa will grow by 36% over the next five years, according to new research published on Friday, 15 June.
Intelsat goes to BC.
After months of speculation, it has been finally confirmed that the UK private equity firm, BC Partners has purchased 76% of the premier satellite operator Intelsat for an impressive $16.4bn, which includes debt of $11.4bn.
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