Lily Gomes is a young filmmaker, videographer and photographer who found her calling amidst the cultural mosaic of her homeland, the Philippines. Her commitment to progress through film, serves as a beacon of hope for aspiring creatives, inspiring them to carve their own path and leave an indelible mark on the world. Lets get to […]
After a successful run in Chicago, BOOP! The Betty Boop Musical is set to make its premiere on Broadway early next year. Although exact dates and venue have yet to be announced, after several closures on Broadway late last year, there is no shortage of where the musical could appear.
After a major concern of low pay and drop of health coverage, adjunct faculty at USC School of Cinematic Arts seek to form a union. Majority (roughly 75%) of adjunct staff have signed on to join the UAW as they seek benefits, higher pay, better work conditions, expandable careers, and other demands.
The series The Traitors has helped with continuing generating millions of pounds for the Highland economy from TV and Film industries. Following another success, this production supports filming in the local region helping market its reputation as a filming location. The Traitors production company, Studio Lambert Scotland, aided in finding the perfect location spot as well as finding local crew and services.
As of 22 September, the Actors’ Equity Association has recognised a new title for its members: Production Assistants. This is the first time in decades the union has supported a new role within itself and the first time Production Assistants have unionised.
In case there are any lingering questions of how to practise Fair Work in the creative industries in Scotland there is now a step-by-step guide, and it has pictures!The Illustrated Fair Work Guide provides the absolute basics of Fair Work with practical examples of how to put them into practice in the work environment. Introducing each of the Scottish Government’s Fair Work Dimensions – Effective Voice, Opportunity, Fulfilment, Respect and Security – with pictures guiding you along the way. The Illustrated Fair Work Guide has 144 pages (including cover page) and also dedicates a chapter to Fair Work with Freelancers, as well as contributes resources and support for those within the industry.
Honestly, it’s hard to determine the 5 best artificial intelligence movies and series. There are so many hundreds (or possibly even thousands) of different ways in which we have tried to wrap our collective minds around the subject of AI through moving pictures. So, here just my, very subjective, personal, especially noteworthy Top 5. Which are yours?
The Black British Theatre Awards 2022 took place on 16th October, in a celebration of the stage’s finest talents. The awards are the UK’s first award show to celebrate the excellence and influence of Black performers and creatives in the theatre industry. About the BBTAs The Black British Theatre Awards (BBTAs) were launched in 2019, […]
Warwick Doddrell is the revival director for Opera Australia’s new production of La Traviata, running from 22nd October – 4th November at Sydney Opera House. Warwick is an award-winning director from Western Australia, creating intimate, visceral and energetic productions. Based in Sydney, he has a degree in film production and studied for his Master’s degree (Directing) […]
On 30ieth September 2022, we sadly had to say goodbye to Franco Dragone, a brilliant showmaker, a key figure of the legendary Cirque du Soleil, a cultural entrepreneur, and the founder of the Franco Dragone Entertainment Group. Yet Franco was so much more than just that. As a creator, he was in a class of his own and inspired many with his extraordinary, visionary entertainment projects. He created his shows with so much imagination and intense love to detail, his audiences were enchanted the world over.
Artistic Director Lyndon Terracini AM has announced his final season for Opera Australia after 13 years at the helm of the national opera company, with a year-long celebration of some of the world’s finest singers and musical talent with performances in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. The 2023 Season In a clear indication of Opera Australia’s […]
For film fans of all genres out there, let me share with you my Top 10 of what I believe to be the best ‘Making Of’ books. I don’t know about you, but when I see a cinematographic highlight which particularly intrigues or impresses me, I always love to see and read more about it, delve deeper. And there are some books out there which are a beauty to look and read through, explaining so much more about the films themselves, and about their creators.
The nominees for the BAFTA 2022 Awards have been announced, celebrating the best in film through the past year. The EE BAFTAs will take place on Sunday 13th March and will be broadcast on the BBC in the UK and around the world. Additionally, there is the EE Rising Star Award, which will be chosen by an online vote. […]
Ahead of the 94th Academy Awards Oscars 2022 ceremony, the nominees have been announced honouring movies released in 2021. The event is due to go ahead live and in person at the Dolby Theatre at the Hollywood & Highland Center on 27th March this year. Despite the difficulties and limitations of creating in a pandemic […]
The opera Sleepless is based on a book by Norwegian author Jon Fosse. It was adapted for the opera by Hungarian composer Peter Eötvös and director Kornél Mundruczó. The astounding Sleepless does not only offer an intriguing and rather unusual set design. The opera is also a thought-provoking modern take on the classical story of Maria and Joseph. In it, a heavily pregnant woman and her partner are refugees seeking shelter in an unwelcoming foreign land.
In one dimension, Michaela Ternasky-Holland is a multi-racial Emmy, Webby, and Sheffield Doc/Fest award-winning creative, who combines immersive and interactive mediums with non-fiction content. Recently named as one of the 100 Original Voices of XR, she works with clients as a consultant, specializing in creative strategy and impact production. She is a recognised public speaker […]
Dinesh Yadav is Assistant Professor of Lighting Design and Technical Director for Theatre and Dance at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, USA. He is a designer and performer at heart. Further positions he holds are head of the OISTAT Lighting Design Sub-Commission and project leader of the Designers on Design webinar. In this interview in two parts, Dinesh speaks about his career and shares his passion for his work with us. This is part 2 of 2.
Dinesh Yadav is Assistant Professor of Lighting Design and Technical Director for Theatre and Dance at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, USA. He is a designer and performer at heart. Further positions he holds are head of the OISTAT Lighting Design Sub-Commission and project leader of the Designers on Design webinar. In this interview in two parts, Dinesh speaks about his career and shares his passion for his work with us. This is part 1 of 2.
It’s been a little while Theatre People, but we’re back with a fantastic high school and community theatre director—Adam Delka. I first began working with Adam on digital projections for his community productions of Damn Yankees, Beauty and the Beast and Wizard of Oz at StageWorks in Houston. We have some exciting plans for this upcoming season, but until then, I’m happy to introduce you to Adam—a kind and talented professional performer; and an insightful, visionary director.
Hello again Theatre People! Baayork Lee is a theatrical legend in her own time. I was so thrilled to interview her, bringing you the wisdom and life experience of decades of her impact on Broadway, the nonprofit world and beyond—as an actor, choreographer, director and more. I hope you enjoy her interview as much as I did! Ladies and gentlemen, Baayork Lee.
Since 2014, the Zurich Opera House opens every new season with the Opera for Everyone. The large Sechseläuten square in front of the picturesque opera house, right next to the lake, transforms into a festival ground. With thousands of spectators sitting on the ground, indulging on picnics and the opera performance which is broadcast live on a big screen from inside the opera house. Inside extends to outside and opera becomes accessible for all.
Rudolf Khametovich Nureyev was a Soviet-born ballet dancer. He is widely regarded as the greatest male ballet dancer of his generation. In addition to his great accomplishments as a dancer, he was also a choreographer. At the height of his career, he was the chief choreographer of the Paris Opera Ballet.
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s latest project as director for the musical film tick, tick… BOOM! has released an exciting trailer in anticipation of the film’s release which is due for this autumn. The film is the newest contribution in an impressive collection of recent works from the Hamilton creator.
Andy Lowe is an award-winning playwright, director, producer and performer who has held multiple roles in his career. He is the co-founder of the San Diego Asian American Repertory Theatre, and is a board member and participant for various Asian American community organizations including the San Diego Chapter of the Organization of Chinese Americans and SD Alliance for APIAs.
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