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T.O.M. Pictures top SAFTAs
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South African Film and Television Awards, held at the Pretoria State Theatre on Saturday, 20 February 2010, were widely acclaimed as the slickest awards yet, overcoming previous year’s timekeeping...
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2009 Most Watched in film, web and TV
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The Callsheet takes a look at some of the box office hits, highest TV ratings and web video stats of 2009.
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Craig Freimond releases his second feature, Jozi
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UIP will release writer/director Craig Freimond’s second feature, Jozi (formerly known as Stiff), on...
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2009: Looking back on a wildly mixed year
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2009 has seen the best of times and the worst of times. Despite immense achievements, this year will be remembered for its challenges.
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Counting the cost of the SABC crisis
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The television sector is “very much still in the awful patch,” according to the South African Screen Federation’s (SASFED)head of communications, Marc Schwinges of Underdog Productions....
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Atlas Studios creates a sense of industry camaraderie
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Every month more than 200 people in the film and TV industry gather at Atlas Studios in Milpark, Johannesburg to view an independent movie. One month it’s a local production, the next it’s
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NEMISA/SABC Education Bursary
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SABC Education and The National Electronic Media Institute of South Africa (NEMISA) offer Bursary opportunities to the value of R1 500 000.00.
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SABC sinks even deeper into controversy; yes, it is possible
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The Daily Maverick reflects on all things SABC including the group chief executive officer Solly Mokoetle, a court challenge, and political backing.
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SABC denies suspending CEO
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The SABC board chairperson, Dr. Ben Ngubane, has noted with regret the false media reports about the suspension of group CEO Solly Mokoetle.
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Hopeville wins Best Drama and Mini Series Award at the Rose d'Or International Festival
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The mini-series Hopeville was awarded the Rose D’Or award for best drama and mini series.
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Sello Maake KaNcube - Thespians
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Sello Maake kaNcube is a well-known face on South African television screens, having played the role of Archie Moroka on Generations since 1993 and films such as Bopha!
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Friends save Encounters
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As part of the Friends of the Festival initiative, many individuals and organisations showed their sympathy and pledged both money and in-kind donations to Encounters.
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DURBAN GOES DIGITAL
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At the Durban International Film Festival, consultant Martin Cuff, the former Cape Film Commissioner presented the findings from his six month research into Durban.
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THE ACCIDENTAL HUNGER STRIKER
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Michael Lee has captured headlines around the world with his 30-day hunger strike in protest against the SABC.
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Durban International Film Festival
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I decided to review the 30th Durban International Film Festival (DIFF), South Africa's oldest and largest film festival, as a series of 140-character Twitter feeds.
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Izulu Lami opens 21 August
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Izulu Lami (My Secret Sky), Madoda Ncayiyana’s award-winning feature film debut, follows two children who journey to the city from their rural homestead after their mother’s death.
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COOKING UP A STORM IN AFRICA
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Cape Town-based Cooked In Africa Films currently has 35 hours of television content being broadcast internationally.
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NEW VENUE FOR MEDIATECH
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For three days the Coca-Cola dome is going to be filled with the latest gadgets and gizmos that make the industry tick.
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THE INDUSTRY RESPONDS TO THE SABC
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The SABC’s response to the Television Industry Emergency Coalition’s memorandum indicates that the management fails to appreciate the real need to work with the independent production sector...
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THE SABC RESPONDS TO THE INDUSTRY MEMO
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Following the public protest by the TV Industry Emergency Coalition (TVIEC) at the SABC on 4 June 2009, the SABC, after a careful consideration of the memo presented by the Coalition to the Corporation,...
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