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Naman Ramachandran


1870 articles available in total starting from 03/05/2007. Last article published on 05/04/2018.

Parfitt takes over as Film London Chair

Veteran producer David Parfitt, Oscar and BAFTA winner for Shakespeare In Love, has taken over from Sandy Lieberson as Chair of Film London’s Board of Directors. Parfitt has worked in the film...  

01/12/2010 | Industry | UK

Industry reacts to Creative England creation

Following Culture Minister Ed Vaizey’s proposal to transform the country’s regional screen agencies (RSAs) into a simpler, unified Creative England (see news), John Newbigin, Chair of RSA network...  

30/11/2010 | Industry | UK

BFI Chair exults in new role

Reacting to his body becoming the leader of the British film industry (see news, Greg Dyke, Chair of the British Film Institute (BFI), said, “This decision is a great vote of confidence in the...  

30/11/2010 | Industry | UK

Film London delights in added powers

Ed Vaizey, UK Minister for Culture, Communications and Creative Industries, has announced that he is charging Film London with the national inward investment function for film, through a...  

30/11/2010 | Industry | UK

BFI returns to apex position in British film

After abolishing the UK Film Council earlier this year, UK Minister for Culture and the Creative Industries Ed Vaizey has announced that the British Film Institute, (BFI) will be the lead...  

30/11/2010 | Industry | UK

Danny Dyer takes Deviation

Popular British independent cinema actor Danny Dyer (The Last Seven) is playing the lead in psychological thriller Deviation, principal photography for which is underway at London locations. JK...  

26/11/2010 | Production | UK

Cork set for Rebel City Rumble

After working on over 25 projects as an assistant director, including on celebrated Irish films like Once and Zonad, John Burns will make the leap to director with his first feature Rebel City...  

24/11/2010 | Production | Ireland

Scotland escapes with a budget freeze

Creative Scotland, the umbrella body for film and the arts in the nation, lives to tell the tale for another year, as the local government has decided not to slash its budget. Instead, it has been...  

23/11/2010 | Industry | UK

Irish films rack up global distributors

Irish films will soon be seen across the world with Santa’s Apprentice, Outcast and The Moth Diaries being sold to a number of territories. The Weinstein Company has acquired North American and UK...  

23/11/2010 | Market | Ireland

Irish production goes into overdrive

It’s going to be a busy end to 2010 for the Irish film industry with five projects in production. Together, these films will contribute €9.5 million to the Irish economy. Oscar nominated actress...  

22/11/2010 | Production | Ireland

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