Next Monday marks that time of year to celebrate the dark myths and characters which have inspired some all time highlights of cinema history. We’re talking the vampires, werewolves and... read more →
Whilst everything seems to be changing some things stay remarkably the same. This is so often true, and no more so than in the world of filmmaking. Here, Virtual Reality... read more →
A few titles that you might have to ask any film student or indeed film aficionado what they are possibly waiting for if the answer is ‘no, they haven’t seen... read more →
Few education professionals would deny that a revolution in teaching has started relatively recently, or at least within living memory… and it has continued to accelerate relentlessly until we find... read more →
Ever wondered why Americans adopted different spellings to a number of English words which have left the British, Americans and much of the rest of the English-speaking world grappling with... read more →
Hollywood has long dominated the UK’s box-office receipts. there’s no disputing the fact. And although there’s been a decade long surge in the numbers working in UK Film production, much... read more →
The recent flurry of reports and rumours about the new Samsung Note 7 phones thanks to the propensity of their batteries catching fire (but not ‘exploding’ like a bomb) have... read more →
Invite your students to list examples of both UK and US films they love from the last 10 years. Steer a discussion about the differences between the two lists in... read more →
All film and media teachers know which of their students are serious about building the qualifications towards a career in the visual arts, including film, TV, radio, advertising and increasingly... read more →
Next month in venues around the UK, the world’s biggest youth film festival returns with a host of new themes and wide range of films on offer to delight and... read more →