DStv today announced five highly esteemed judges to sit on the selection panel for its Film Talent Celebration competition. The panel consists of respected industry players, which include Kgomotso Matsunyane of Tom Pictures; Helen Kuun of Indigenous Distribution; Eve Rantseli of Women of the Sun; Teboho Mahlatsti of The Bomb and Steven Markovitz of the Encounters Film Festival.
The National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF) is proud to announce that one of South Africa’s bright lights Etiene Kallos received the Global Filmmaking Award from the Sundance Institute and Mahindra for his visionary project.
If you’re interested in the wide variety of media courses offered at CityVarsity Cape Town or CityVarsity Newtown, it’s not too late to join our creative family for 2012! Here's a Quick Guide to make things a little easier for you - Open Day, Contact Details, Start Dates, Bus Service, you name it!
Endgame, partly shot in SA with Film Afrika, received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Made for TV movie, while the Nike commercial, Human Chain, partly shot in South Africa, is nominated for Outstanding...
No one will argue the fact that 2010 is South Africa’s year. Not only is the country the host of the FIFA World Cup, but approximately 20 local films are releasing during the second half of...
Nu Metro released Oliver Rodger’s romantic comedy, I Now Pronounce You Black and White, on 14 May 2010. The Ollywood Productions film tells the story of a white, Jewish groom (Tyrel Meyer) engaged...
How did Apartheid really end? If you ask that question of most South Africans the image that immediately springs to mind is Mandela and his long walk to freedom. But how did it happen?
