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A United Kingdom premiere at the 60th BFI London Film Festival attended by Rosamund Pike, David Oyelowo and Amma Asante

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60th BFI London Film Festival – Winners 2016

October 16, 2016October 16, 2016 filmdoctor 0 Comment 2016 London Film Festival, 60th BFI London Film Festival, A United Kingdom, Amma Asante, Arrival, BFI, film award winners, film awards, film festivals, films, Floor van de Muelen, Issa Touma, Julian Barratt, London Film Festival, London Film Festival 2016, London film festival award winners, London Film Festival awards winners, London Film Festival winners, Nocturnal Animals, Steve McQueen, Steve McQueen director, Thomas Vroege, Tom Ford

Film Folk! The 60th BFI Film Festival has drawn to a close and – after 11 days of films and

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BFI IWC bursary filmmakers Alice Lowe Hope Dickinson Leach Jospeh a Adesunloye Paul Anton Smith

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NEW – IWC Filmmaker Bursary Award of £50,000 in Association with the BFI – winner announced

October 6, 2016October 6, 2016 filmdoctor 0 Comment 60th London film Festival, Alice Lowe, Amanda Nevill BFI, BFI, George Kerns, Have You Seen My Movie?, Hope Dickson Leach, IWC, IWC BFI bursary award, John Hurt, Joseph A. Adesunloye, London Film Festival, London Film Festival 2016, Paul Anton Smith, Prevenge, The Levelling, White Colour Black

Film Folk! Swiss luxury watch manufacturer IWC Schaffhausen and the BFI announced the winner of their first ever IWC Filmmaker

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Monday Prescriptions

Monday Prescriptions – Where Is The Money For Your Project?

June 25, 2012April 25, 2017 filmdoctor 0 Comment Andy Wooding, BFI, Creative England, Creative Scotland, crowdfunding, film doctor, film funding, film industry, Film London, film producer, film production, film service, Goldcrest, Goldcrest Media, Ingenious Media, MEDIA, MEDIA Desk UK, Microwave Film London, Oli Gots, private investment, producing, production finances, public funding, Scion Films, Scion Investment, UK Film Council, UK film industry

Hi Film Folk! As Film Doctor mentioned before, part of the team are cooking up a feature film project. So, for

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UK Film Policy Review

January 17, 2012 0 Comment Andy Wooding, AndyWooding, BAFTA, BFI, Big Talk Productions, BigTalkProductions, BritishFilm, culture, David Cameron, DavidCameron, dcms, Director, Entertainment, Film Director, film distribution, Film Doctor Help Service Script Screenplay Directing Producing Writing BAFTA Movies Cinema, film industry, film policy, FilmDoctor, FilmFour, filmfunding, funding, government, Iain Smith, IainSmith, IndependentFilms, invaluable network, Julian Fellowes, JulianFellowes, Lord Chris Smith, Lord Julian Fellowes, LordChrisSmith, LordJulianFellowes, Matthew Justice, MatthewJustice, Michael Lynton, MichaelLynton, Movies, Oli Gots, OliGots, optimum, Optimum Releasing, OptimumReleasing, Producer, screenwriters, script service, scriptdoctor, Sony Pictures, SonyPictures, Tessa Ross, TimRichards, UK Film Council, UKFilmCouncil, Vue Entertainment, VueEntertainment, Will Clarke, WillClarke

Film Doctor is getting familiar with the new DCMS’s Film Policy Review. http://www.culture.gov.uk/publications/8743.aspx Your thoughts so far? Join us on FACEBOOK or TWITTER and

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