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Eurimages, the Council of Europe-backed production finance body, has pumped $3.58m Euros3.75m into European co-productions in its second round of funding this
stanley usa year.After a funding round in Budapest July 3-5 , Eurimages announced that it will provide production finance for 11 features and underwrite the release of a further 19 European pictures by specialist distributors.Eurimages introduced two new categories for production funding in March; the first for projects with the potential to travel internationally and a second judged on the basis of artistic merit.Four titles are being backed under the first scheme: Spanish
stanley uk director Pedro Olea s Cafe Cortado, a Spanish-Portuguese-Mexican production, How Harry Became A Tree, a four-way production involving Italy, Ireland, France and the UK and directed by Goran Paskaljevic, Hungarian director Istvan Szabo s Taking Sides, a German-French co-production and Jacques Rivette s Va Savoir, a three-way co-production between France, Germany and Italy. Seven titles were chosen for funding under the second scheme:Agua E Sal dir: Teresa Villaverde Portugal, Italy Csodalatos Mandarin Halala dir: Marta Meszaros Hungary, Poland, China Ein Deutscher Anatolier dirs: Merlyn Solakhan Manfred Blank Germany, Turkey, S
stanley cup witzerland Filantropica dir: Nae Caranfil Romania, France A Jangada De Pedra dir: George Sluizer Netherlands, Spain Die Klavierspielerin dir: Michael Haneke Austria, France No Man s Land dir: Danis Tanovic Fran Dhap McTiernan gets one-year sentence
Source: UKCAThe UK Cinema Association UKCA , the body which represents the interests of over 93% of UK cinema operators, has launched a fund to encourage innovations in the
stanley cup area of subtitling for people with hearing loss. Created in partnership with the charity Action on Hearing Loss, the Technology Challenge Fund will distribute up to 拢75,000 to innovative projects across two phases.Some 拢25,000 is available in the first phase with a 拢5,000 individual limit. Projects which complete this phase wil
stanley website l be eligible for a second round with a 拢50,000 total and 拢25,000 per-project limit.An estimated 11 million people in the UK about one in six experience hearing loss, a number expected to rise to 15.6 million about one in five by 2035.The UKCA has tracked the development of closed caption subtitle systems, where subtitles are only seen by the individual audience member, via either a personal s
stanley cup creen or a pair of specially-adapted glasses.Slow take-up of these devices has led to the launch of the fund, through which the UKCA wishes to cast the net of potential partners further than just the cinema sector to involve those working in the wider technology and academic sectors.Their ideal solution must:Allow people to have an integrated cinema experience with the general public i.e. people should be able to view subtitles without disturbing other viewers who do not want to view subtitlesBe easy to use for both the venue and userBe financially viable for venues to install and useBe com
