Annual report into the future of the screen industries and was unveiled at the Goteborg Film Festival.
The near future of the global film and TV industries will be a boom time of creativity and growing hours of content, but will also see an industry in chaos, according to thee 2020 Nostradamus report ’A Creative Explosion’.
The repprt was unveiled at the Nordic Film Market at the Goteborg Film Festival on Friday January 31.
“The next three to five years will be a time of creativity and chaos, with many artistic highs and unprecedented amounts of money invested in scripted content,” said the report.
The near future of the global film and TV industries will be a boom time of creativity and growing hours of content, but will also see an industry in chaos, according to thee 2020 Nostradamus report ’A Creative Explosion’.
The repprt was unveiled at the Nordic Film Market at the Goteborg Film Festival on Friday January 31.
“The next three to five years will be a time of creativity and chaos, with many artistic highs and unprecedented amounts of money invested in scripted content,” said the report.
- 2/3/2020
- by 1100142¦Wendy Mitchell¦0¦
- ScreenDaily
Annual Nostradamus report report looks into the future of the screen industries and was unveiled at the Goteborg Film Festival.
The near future of the film and TV industries will be a boom time of creativity and growing hours of content, but will also see an industry in chaos.
These are the predictions of the 2020 Nostradamus report – “A Creative Explosion” – which was unveiled on Friday (January 31) at the Nordic Film Market at the Goteborg Film Festival.
“The next three to five years will be a time of creativity and chaos, with many artistic highs and unprecedented amounts of money invested in scripted content,...
The near future of the film and TV industries will be a boom time of creativity and growing hours of content, but will also see an industry in chaos.
These are the predictions of the 2020 Nostradamus report – “A Creative Explosion” – which was unveiled on Friday (January 31) at the Nordic Film Market at the Goteborg Film Festival.
“The next three to five years will be a time of creativity and chaos, with many artistic highs and unprecedented amounts of money invested in scripted content,...
- 2/3/2020
- by 1100142¦Wendy Mitchell¦0¦
- ScreenDaily
Annual Nostradamus report report looks into the future of the screen industries and was unveiled at the Goteborg Film Festival.
The near future of the film and TV industries will be a boom time of creativity and growing hours of content, but will also see an industry in chaos.
These are the predictions of the 2020 Nostradamus report – “A Creative Explosion” – which was unveiled on Friday (January 31) at the Nordic Film Market at the Goteborg Film Festival.
“The next three to five years will be a time of creativity and chaos, with many artistic highs and unprecedented amounts of money invested in scripted content,...
The near future of the film and TV industries will be a boom time of creativity and growing hours of content, but will also see an industry in chaos.
These are the predictions of the 2020 Nostradamus report – “A Creative Explosion” – which was unveiled on Friday (January 31) at the Nordic Film Market at the Goteborg Film Festival.
“The next three to five years will be a time of creativity and chaos, with many artistic highs and unprecedented amounts of money invested in scripted content,...
- 2/3/2020
- by 1100142¦Wendy Mitchell¦0¦
- ScreenDaily
Powered by Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV Plus and Disney Plus, among others, the subscription video on demand market is booming. But in five years from now, it will have contracted with no single service fully dominating the landscape, according to the 7th Nostradamus Report, which forecasts trends in film and TV.
The thorough study was presented by its author, Johanna Koljonen, during the Nordic Film Market at the Göteborg Film Festival on Friday.
Entitled “A Creative Explosion,” the report highlights key trends for the next three-to-five years with six chapters dedicated to “Diversity Beyond 50/50,” “After The Streaming Wars,” “The Pain And Glory of Feature Film,” “The Irishman In the Window,” “Boom Year Problems” and “Insight As Leverage.”
The report is based on collected data and media analysis and built around a wide range of interviews with industry experts, including Alex Mahon, CEO of Channel 4; Lars Blomgren, Endemol Shine Group...
The thorough study was presented by its author, Johanna Koljonen, during the Nordic Film Market at the Göteborg Film Festival on Friday.
Entitled “A Creative Explosion,” the report highlights key trends for the next three-to-five years with six chapters dedicated to “Diversity Beyond 50/50,” “After The Streaming Wars,” “The Pain And Glory of Feature Film,” “The Irishman In the Window,” “Boom Year Problems” and “Insight As Leverage.”
The report is based on collected data and media analysis and built around a wide range of interviews with industry experts, including Alex Mahon, CEO of Channel 4; Lars Blomgren, Endemol Shine Group...
- 2/2/2020
- by Elsa Keslassy
- Variety Film + TV
Finland’s Liselott Forsman, a former executive producer of international drama at Finnish public broadcaster Yle , has been appointed new CEO of the Nordisk Film & TV Fond, the dynamic Nordic region film and TV financier.
Forsman will take up her position on Oct. 7, succeeding Petri Kemppinen who is relocating to Finland after a near six-year mandate to spend more time with his family.
Established in 1990, and handling a Nok 97.75 million ($11.4 million) budget for 2019, the Nftvf is backed by the Nordic Council of Ministers, the five Nordic film institutes and 12 Nordic television channels.
Nftvf’s primary brief is to boost high-quality film and TV productions in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden by putting up top-up financing for feature films, TV-fiction, series and creative documentaries.
To this task Forsman, also chair of the Ebu Fiction Expert Group, can bring a large passion for the importance of screenwriting – she co-founded Helsinki...
Forsman will take up her position on Oct. 7, succeeding Petri Kemppinen who is relocating to Finland after a near six-year mandate to spend more time with his family.
Established in 1990, and handling a Nok 97.75 million ($11.4 million) budget for 2019, the Nftvf is backed by the Nordic Council of Ministers, the five Nordic film institutes and 12 Nordic television channels.
Nftvf’s primary brief is to boost high-quality film and TV productions in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden by putting up top-up financing for feature films, TV-fiction, series and creative documentaries.
To this task Forsman, also chair of the Ebu Fiction Expert Group, can bring a large passion for the importance of screenwriting – she co-founded Helsinki...
- 8/9/2019
- by John Hopewell
- Variety Film + TV
She was selected from a field of 36 “high-calibre” candidates.
Liselott Forsman will be the new CEO of the Nordisk Film & TV Fond, succeeding Petri Kemppinen on October 7.
She was unanimously selected for the post by the fund’s board of directors.
Forsman is currently executive producer of international drama at Finnish broadcaster Yle. Before that role, she was Yle’s head of fiction.
She is the chair of the European Broadcasting Union (Ebu) Fiction Expert Group and programme director of the international drama event Helsinki Script.
Liselott has also produced documentaries, culture and youth programmes in Finnish and Swedish,...
Liselott Forsman will be the new CEO of the Nordisk Film & TV Fond, succeeding Petri Kemppinen on October 7.
She was unanimously selected for the post by the fund’s board of directors.
Forsman is currently executive producer of international drama at Finnish broadcaster Yle. Before that role, she was Yle’s head of fiction.
She is the chair of the European Broadcasting Union (Ebu) Fiction Expert Group and programme director of the international drama event Helsinki Script.
Liselott has also produced documentaries, culture and youth programmes in Finnish and Swedish,...
- 8/9/2019
- by Wendy Mitchell
- ScreenDaily
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