Cinema industry experts share their predictions on when the industry will get back on track and solutions to sustain in the market after the COVID-19 lockdown.
Lockdown Love is the first play ever to be performed live online and the play took its inspiration from the current situation.
Javadekar said the current process, referred as L1 under which work is allotted to the lowest bidder, of programme selection had “destroyed” quality.
Box office expert Tom Brueggemann makes a special appearance to discuss how the last few weeks have changed the exhibition landscape.
Producers and entertainment industry experts say helping cast and crew tide over the fear psychosis of working in large teams is their single-biggest concern.
Alibaba Cloud is the first China-based global cloud service provider to be elected to the Committee, which named 17 members to the committee for the annual term.
Live sports and game shows (which could be televised without fans or audiences) could return sooner than work on features, says guild exec John Lindley.
Growing risk of information gap among low-income earners, WEF report says.
Organisers are bringing music, elements of theatre such as dramatised readings, monologue, poetry recitals, stand-up comedy sessions and other performance art acts live to the safety of their viewer’s homes.
English movies registered a 91% increase in viewership for the week ended April 10 from the pre-lockdown period, while for English general entertainment channels, the figure was 41%, according to BARC India data sourced from subscribers.