Film

The event is a 3-in-1 formula – the combination of business Conference (Filmteractive Conference), content Market (Filmteractive Market), and digital art Festival (Filmteractive Festival). The event is organised by the Lodz Media Klaster Foundation, the Polish National School of Film, Television and Theatre in Lodz, and the Digital One interactive agency. The aim of Filmteractive is to create an ideal meeting place, where filmmakers, interactive directors, artists, marketers, and potential investors may network and exchange their professional know-how.

Oscar nominations are out! And now there are only 44 days left for you to catch up on this impressive lineup of films before the awards ceremony airs March 2. Though none of the Best Picture nominees are legally available to stream online, there are a few from other categories that you can see right now. At this second. While you’re at work. Check ’em out below.

Our goal with Manufactured Love is to create a very professional, new style of stop-motion animation that is filled with smooth camera movements and beautiful, dark, charming, lovable robots. Manufactured Love will exhibit new camera movements with intricate rigging systems, creative trucking and GO PRO shots. The process began when I collaborated with a two time regional Emmy award-winning writer Kat Michels. We put our heads together and designed a story that captures the gritty desolation of Robot Land and the drive, love and frustration of the main character Artie.

its latest film, The Highwaymen, which details the true story of a group of self-taught African American artists in the 1950s who were able to find fame despite a very racially divided South.

In 2004, 26 of the artists were inducted into the Florida Artist’s Hall of Fame by then-Secretary of State Glenda Hood. All told, The Highwaymen created a body of work that included more than 200,000 paintings.

Florida is ranked No. 3 on a list of the 10 best states for film incentives and rebates, according to entertainment industry group P3.

The Sunshine State was touted as a great place to do production work thanks in large part to the availability of its $242 million in transferable tax credits over five years, its family-friendly locations and off-season perks.