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Ten projects receive production support from the Finnish Film Foundation

Ten projects receive production support from the Finnish Film Foundation

The agency has earmarked nearly €1.4 million for projects spanning fiction, animation, documentary and short formats  

16/10/2025 | Production | Funding | Finland

Thomas Stuber’s new feature, The Frog and the Water, set to bow at Tallinn Black Nights

Thomas Stuber’s new feature, The Frog and the Water, set to bow at Tallinn Black Nights

The helmer’s latest endeavour, playing in the Estonian festival’s main competition, is about finding companionship in the most unlikely places  

15/10/2025 | Production | Funding | Germany/Switzerland/Japan

Experts navigate global film financing at Rome’s MIA

Experts navigate global film financing at Rome’s MIA

Leading industry figures have explored the changing landscape of festivals, financing and market expectations in Europe and worldwide  

14/10/2025 | MIA 2025

Rome’s MIA announces its award winners

Rome’s MIA announces its award winners

The 11th edition of the Italian industry event has rewarded a raft of projects from North Macedonia, Greece, Moldova, Ireland, Palestine and Italy  

13/10/2025 | MIA 2025 | Awards

MIA explores how game engines and AI are reshaping animation workflows

MIA explores how game engines and AI are reshaping animation workflows

AI was not demonised but framed as a "supportive" tool to be handled responsibly, whilst game engines are increasingly emerging as key instruments for cross-platform production  

10/10/2025 | MIA 2025

Ampere Analysis’ Guy Bisson unpacks the “anime-fication” of Europe’s animation, streamers’ retreat and AI’s disruption

Ampere Analysis’ Guy Bisson unpacks the “anime-fication” of Europe’s animation, streamers’ retreat and AI’s disruption

Interest in anime has been rising steadily for over a decade, and Western Europe’s current animated output increasingly mirrors this trend, says the expert at MIA  

10/10/2025 | MIA 2025

The 13th Baltic Pitching Forum crowns projects from Lithuania, Estonia and Hungary

The 13th Baltic Pitching Forum crowns projects from Lithuania, Estonia and Hungary

This year’s edition celebrated Baltic and Hungarian talent, reaffirming Vilnius as the key hub for short-film development in the region  

10/10/2025 | Baltic Pitching Forum 2025 | Awards

Leaders in European drama call for action on gender balance at Rome’s MIA

Leaders in European drama call for action on gender balance at Rome’s MIA

If the continent’s drama output wants to reflect the society it serves, it must start by fixing the imbalance behind the camera, the panellists suggested  

09/10/2025 | MIA 2025

Ireland unveils 40% VFX relief and improved digital games credit in its 2026 budget

Ireland unveils 40% VFX relief and improved digital games credit in its 2026 budget

The move aims to position the country as a leading hub for high-end VFX and digital production, on par with international competitors such as the UK, France, New Zealand and Canada  

09/10/2025 | Industry | Market | Ireland

Film London’s Production Finance Market to embrace a wider range of creatives and early-stage IP

Film London’s Production Finance Market to embrace a wider range of creatives and early-stage IP

The effort will make the event the first to combine film projects and IP under one roof  

08/10/2025 | Industry | Market | UK

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