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Behind the scenes: How to Train Your Dragon

1 week ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

This remake of a classic animation works from Roger Deakins’ original lighting design, a colour palette plucked from the Faroe Islands, and puppeteered dragons, explains DoP Bill Pope. All too often, the live-action remake of a classic animation falls flat, but the makers of How to Train Your Dragon have miraculously retained the charm of the original, in part by not straying too far from the template...
Resistance may be futile: Animators unite to fight and work with AI

1 week ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

What happens when the tortoise of animation meets the hare of artificial intelligence? Speed is AI’s superpower but it threatens to wipe away jobs and craft. IBC365 is on the ground at the Animation Film Festival in Annecy. You are not signed in Only registered users can read the rest of this article.
SXSW London: Engagement, futurism and AI collide in East London

2 weeks ago | ibc.org | Mark Mayne

The inaugural South by Southwest London 2025 saw Shoreditch taken over by the US-founded creative festival brand, serving up a blend of business, tech and culture to an international audience, with delegates attending from 56 countries.
Hollywood is over: Time for creators to take charge

2 weeks ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

Film and TV professionals, studio executives and kit manufacturers are urged to open up to the creator economy or face ruin. You are not signed in Only registered users can read the rest of this article.
Behind the scenes: Andor

2 weeks ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

“We’re not writing to the headlines, but you see this sort of conflict and empire building happen over and over again in history”, says John Gilroy, lead editor and executive producer of Star Wars spy thriller Andor. You are not signed in Only registered users can read the rest of this article.
Diversity in streaming: Time to progress beyond surface-level efforts

3 weeks ago | ibc.org | James McKeown

While the media industry’s commitment to diversity is growing, too many efforts remain ‘surface level’, limiting the pace of progress, says Deepali Narsiker of Women in Streaming Media. You are not signed in Only registered users can read the rest of this article.
The Bends: Hollywood studios unite to fast-track Veo 3 education

3 weeks ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

Google’s generative filmmaking tool Veo 3 sparks Hollywood exploration but creative ownership remains in flux. Barely a year after initial release Google DeepMind’s AI text-to-video technology Veo has reached version 3, and by all accounts, it’s a game changer in auto-generating cinematic content, so much so that studios Sony Pictures, Warner Brothers, Disney, Paramount and Universal are clubbing together to make a short AI film to learn what the tech can do...
FlightStory: Forget the creator economy, this is the era of the creator founder

1 month ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

When individuals can build multi-million pound business empires from chatting to people online, it is high time to call it what it is or get left in the dust, says FlightStory’s Georgie Holt. YouTube stars aren’t just lapping around the edges of the television business, they are the media industry, according to Georgie Holt, CEO at FlightStory Studio, who delivered a presentation at this year’s MPTS.
Behind the scenes: Sinners

1 month ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

Shooting large format IMAX and designing a surreal montage resonated with the film's themes of spiritual ancestry and musical legacy. The genre-fluid film Sinners switches in and out of supernatural and vampire elements as well as comedy, eroticism, romance, noir and, most of all, music. Writer-director Ryan Coogler has called it his ‘love letter’ to everything that he enjoyed about going to the movies, especially watching films with an audience...
Neglect of working class comes home to roost in British TV

1 month ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

A cross-industry initiative aims to reset the TV industry’s class imbalance by 2030, but is there any chance it will succeed? If television was ever the opiate of the masses, then the drugs are no longer working. The industry has progressed from the days of being monopolised by an Oxbridge-educated (white, male) elite, but according to a new report, TV’s class imbalance remains a significant ethical and commercial barrier...