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MIA 2025

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12 articles available in total starting from 12/09/2025. Last article published on 16/10/2025.

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MIA puts the spotlight on diversity and innovation

MIA puts the spotlight on diversity and innovation

Rome’s market presents DiversiFind, a platform for underrepresented talent, with major industry players such as Amazon and Sky on board  

16/10 | MIA 2025

Dedalus takes flight, returning Italy’s originating producers to the heart of the sector

Dedalus takes flight, returning Italy’s originating producers to the heart of the sector

The MIA hosted the introduction of this association, which is set to roll out initiatives to boost production activity in Italy and beyond  

16/10 | MIA 2025

MIA explores the future of independent distribution and the role of festivals, platforms and social media

MIA explores the future of independent distribution and the role of festivals, platforms and social media

Rome’s market hosted a panel focused on new strategies for distributing independent films in an increasingly competitive landscape  

14/10 | MIA 2025

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 | MIA 2025

ANICA study confirms broader but less frequent audiences in Italy

ANICA study confirms broader but less frequent audiences in Italy

According to the report presented at the MIA, there are greater numbers of viewers visiting cinemas but fewer tickets sold, with growth among younger audiences  

13/10 | 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 | 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 | 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 | MIA 2025

The Italian audiovisual sector has grown by 9%, driven by linear TV and online video, according to APA

The Italian audiovisual sector has grown by 9%, driven by linear TV and online video, according to APA

According to the study presented at the MIA, in 2024 the industry’s worth rose to €16.3 billion, while scripted content was down, cinema growth was at a standstill and production costs increased  

10/10 | MIA 2025

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 | MIA 2025

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