Chris Sturges
Global Consultant in Media and Entertainment. Co Publisher - WBN News Langley



By leveraging public grants and pre-selling international rights, independent filmmakers can access a broader range of financial resources and bring their stories to a wider, global audience.
by Chris Sturges
Part two of our five part series on Unconventional Funding Securing financing for a film often requires thinking outside the box, and two unconventional methods—private investors and cryptocurrency/NFTs—are becoming increasingly popular among independent filmmakers. Private investors, particularly those from niche communities, are a key resource for filmmakers
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Organizing a small home event may seem simple, but even intimate gatherings can go off track if not properly planned. Avoiding these common mistakes can ensure your event runs smoothly and guests leave happy. One of the biggest mistakes is inviting too many people for the space. Even if it&
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Filmmakers are increasingly turning to unconventional methods to bring their projects to life. Two such methods, crowdfunding platforms and product placement deals, have proven effective...
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video games have fostered strong community-driven experiences through online multiplayer and eSports, creating a new wave of social entertainment that films, though influential, typically do not provide...
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The lowering of US and Canadian interest rates is poised to drive greater film production activity in Vancouver, reinforcing the city’s position as a leading global production hub. Early Project development indicators are already pointing to a robust year for BC Film to look forward to.
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A 36% PSTC would solidify BC's position as one of the most competitive and desirable filming destinations in North America, driving increased investment and further growth in the local film industry
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Hollywood’s traditional filmmaking processes, designed for big-budget productions, often prove ineffective and inefficient when applied to independent films
by Chris Sturges