Pokémon cards once traded in school playgrounds are now being treated by many Scottish collectors as long-term assets, with ...

Simone Green is building on a career that bridges music, television and live theater with the release of her new single, ...

A new campaign from The Cybersmile Foundation is prompting widespread reflection on how language used online can leave lasting marks on young people, especially children. The campaign, called “Words ...

The film industry in 2025 is navigating a landscape reshaped by technological advancements, evolving audience preferences, and shifting economic factors. From the rise of artificial intelligence to ...

Animation is by no means a new artform. The history of animation stretches before the invention of cinema, first reaching commercial success in 1832. It was achieved by showing drawings of the stages ...

The tenth-anniversary screening of the documentary Unbound drew a fully booked private audience for its final public showing, underscoring sustained interest in the film following a recent nationwide ...

The 33rd edition of the Raindance Film Festival concluded with its annual Jury Awards ceremony at The Canon Lounge in Piccadilly on Friday, 27 June, spotlighting this year’s top international and UK ...

Star Wars is arguably the biggest cultural phenomenon of all time. The franchise introduced a magical world that captivated audiences around the globe, leading to a massive fan following that remained ...

‘Smudged Smile’ will focus on Zoe, a joyful teenager whose infectious love for life elevates everyone around her. Her sweet 16 is coming up; everything is going well in Zoe’s world. But a smile can ...

The dWeb have revealed their latest short animated film “What is Our Future?” which depicts the clash between a utopian and dystopian future. With the acceleration of the decentralized web, there’s a ...

The UK government has announced new funding to expand a programme that supports young people into creative work, with plans to reach hundreds more across England in partnership with The King’s Trust ...

The British Film Industry employs over 35,000 people and supports 100,000 jobs in the economy. From technical film crew to caterers, film studios and publicists, the British Film Industry supports ...