An In Conversation session titled ‘Unscripted – The Art and Emotion of Filmmaking’ at the 56th International Film festival of India (IFFI) in Goa turned into a unforgettable cinematic celebration as renowned filmmaker and producer Vidhu Vinod Chopra took the stage during a candid conversation with acclaimed screenwriter Abhijat Joshi
The second day of the 56th India International Film Festival (IFFI) 2025 in Goa yesterday witnessed a dynamic blend of global cinematic exchange, emerging talent showcases, high-level diplomatic engagement and vibrant cultural conversations.
Leading global sports marketing agency IMG launched its Digital Trends Report 2026, exploring the technologies and developments that will shape the sport and media landscape for rights holders over the next 12 months.
A special Masterclass Series has been started at the 56th International Film festival of India (IFFI) 2025 with the opening session by the renowned casting director Mukesh Chhabra. The series, designed for students of the Satyajit Ray Film & Television Institute (SRFTI), Kolkata, the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) of Pune, and FTII Itanagar, aims at bringing together aspiring film professionals from the three national film institutes for a collaborative learning experience.
The producing team behind ‘Wolf & Dog’ have boarded ‘Idiot’, a Ladakhi feature film that was showcased at the co-production market of the WAVES Film Bazaar, the industry platform of the 56th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) being held in Goa.
Led by National Convenor Dr Sandeep Goyal, AIAI aims to shape ethical, innovation-led AI adoption across India’s creative and tech sectors, from advertising and film to gaming, music and publishing
A growing number of film projects — particularly mythological and historical ones that are expensive and time-taking to mount — are now being produced with GenAI
Platforms targeted towards children and/or the ones with interactive gaming features will be subject to additional
compliances, particularly around consent, age-gating, retention periods, and handling of children’s personal data.
The deal vaults India's largest cinema advertising network past 4,000 screens and 2,500 multiplexes
Even as state broadcaster Prasar Bharati ties up to broadcast AI content, in the long run, advertising does seem a
more viable model for the genre than paid subscriptions.