Percipient thought-pieces and opinions from some of
the world’s most respected industry leaders.
With the upcoming US elections bringing renewed focus on women in leadership roles, Veronica Diaferia, founder of female-owned commercial production company tinygiant, explores the internal battle that many women face along with external challenges to their success.
With entries now open, the 2025 chairs for the Arrows and Craft juries of the British Arrows - Saatchi & Saatchi London's CCO Franki Goodwin, and MD and sound designer at Wave Studios, Parv Thind - discuss their forthcoming tenures, the state of British creativity, and what makes the Arrows stand out.
Nata Kurylenko (lead architect) and Anna Viktorova (project manager) of award-winning Ukrainian architecture and interior design studio, Balbek Bureau, together with Luzius Fischer, co-founder of Swiss film production company Dynamic Frame, explain how an office design project revealed the synergy between cinematography and construction.
Sascha Darroch-Davies, director and co-founder of creative sound studio DLMDD, explores the importance of what an audience hears when perceiving imagery; arguing that some of the most impactful moments in a brand's campaign come from the interplay of sight and sound.
The changing face of cinematography is ready for its close-up – from the growth of volume stages to the impact of machine learning. Tim Cumming talks to DP Brett Danton, FilmLight’s Wolfgang Lempp, and Arri Stage London to gauge the state of play.
The next generation are a key demographic for many brands and marketers, but Generation A has little-to-no spending power; it's their parents who hold the pursestrings. So, asks Clare Turner, Chief Commercial Officer at Pearl & Dean, how do you engage them?
As we embark on this month's Cinematography & Photography Focus, Marc Webbon, Co-Founder at Wonderhatch, explains how sporting images, whether staged or not, can elicit emotional responses from which brands can learn a lot.
Sometimes a calm, compliant approach can pay dividends but, in other scenarios, pushing back is the best way to move forward. UNIT9 director Anthony Rubinstein takes a look at how conflict can sometimes be the path to creativity.
Musing on the Pixar mantra 'The art challenges the technology, and the technology inspires the art', Chris Boyle, director and co-founder of mixed-media production studio Private Island, explores how humankind's creative evolution is linked to our – eventual – willingness to embrace and be stimulated by new tools.