CABSAT marks its 31st edition with over 450 exhibitors and 18,000 attendees, promising three days of impactful discussions, demos and networking. Co-located Integrate Middle East returns for its third edition, ...
From film sets and drama productions to fight nights, Space42 Arena has swiftly established itself as one of Abu Dhabi’s most dynamic creative hubs. Mohamad Yehya, CEO of LEAD Projects ...
The Podcast Room features a purpose-built space with advanced audio tech, soundproofing, pro microphones and high-end filming gear for top-quality content production.
Submissions for the Pitch the Project Award are open until April 15, while entries for the Book Trailer Award will be accepted until April 21.
The international panelists share their journeys navigating the intersection of storytelling, ethics, and impact, with the documentary genre blending emotion, urgency and responsibility.
The Best Short Film Award was presented to Fares Shaheen for his film 'The Red Shoes' from Syria.
Entities such as Abu Dhabi Media Network, Al Ain Media, Sharjah Media City, and Ras Al Khaimah Radio Authority attended the event highlighting the UAE's rich and collaborative media ecosystem.
The Arab Co-Production Salon was established to connect high-level media professionals, producers, and investors in film and TV Content across the Arab world and globally.
The festival's winning films will be available on major streaming platforms through partnerships inked by SIFF.
Palestinian films, workshops and panel discussions captivated audiences on the third day of the festival.
The 11th edition of the Sharjah International Film Festival for Children and Youth will screen 98 films from 28 countries from October 6 to 12, 2024.
Despite steady production values and the release of brand-new content, the overall Arabic content market remains underrated due to a lack of measurement and data. Heba Korayem explores the dynamics ...
The conference will feature 32 international speakers, offer 11 workshops, and facilitate 18 panel discussions.
Wilding showcased his conservation initiatives aimed at safeguarding historical sites in Iraq, Syria, and Saudi Arabia, which face threats of neglect, misappropriation, and deliberate destruction.
MAD Solutions is handling the distribution in the Arab World.
In this edition of SFP, films will also be screened at Vox Cinemas in City Centre Al Zahia.
Events included the screening of 'Nezouh' and discussions featuring Egyptian artist Laila Elwi and Egyptian screenwriter Medhat El-Adl.
10th edition of festival to showcase 81 Films from 37 Countries.
Tickets are available for purchase on the newly launched conference website.
The animation festival will be held on the sidelines of the Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival, from May 3 - 5, in Expo Centre Sharjah.
Filmmakers interested in screening their films during the next edition of SFP are invited to submit their pitch by April 23, 2023.
The film highlights the heroic defence of Khorfakkan’s people during the invasion in 1507 led by naval commander General Afonso de Albuquerque.
The film screenings will take place on February 13 and 14, 2023.
This film programme is an open-to-all component of the 2023 Night School, a four-week seminar led by Todd Reisz titled 'Make History'.
‘Sikkat Safar’, a Saudi comedy series that premiered on MBC 1 this Ramadan, was well received by GCC audiences. BroadcastPro ME spotlights the show and profiles the production house that ...
In an interaction with youth at JRCC, Sendi highlighted the unique experience of watching films with the audience at film festivals.
Omani actress encouraged youth to follow their hearts and respect their audiences during an 'Actors Meetup' session at the SIFF.
Additionally, Shams will be conducting workshops under its 'Mini Hekaya' initiative to teach children and youth about scriptwriting and its role in artistic and cinematic success.
The ninth edition of the Sharjah International Film Festival (SIFF) for Children and Youth will take place October 10-15 at Al Jawaher Reception in Sharjah. Festival director Sheikha Jawaher bint ...
Sharjah Art Foundation’s annual film festival will bring together more than 30 films reflecting new voices in independent cinema.
The discussion will offer insights into varied aspects of filmmaking from October 10-15 at Al Jawaher Reception and Convention Centre, Sharjah.
In the ninth edition of SIFF, 30 films will mark their Middle East debut this year, while 11 will have their premiere in the GCC region.
The ninth edition of the Sharjah International Film Festival for Children and Youth has selected 100 films from 43 countries.
The deadline to submit for the scriptwriting competition is until September 5, 2022.
The film, which documents the epic resistance of the people of Khorfakkan against colonial invasion, was directed by Maurice Sweeney and British Ben Mole.
Powerful female voices are emerging on the MEA film landscape, and their stories are receiving recognition and applause across the globe. Canon brought together a small group at Expo 2020 ...
The film, which documents the epic resistance of the people of Khorfakkan against colonial invasion, will be available on Amazon, Google Play, Apple Store, and Sky Store.
For the production of an Arabic language feature film, Sharjah Film Platform also awarded $54,451.40 to the winner of the Pitching Forum.
Sharjah Film Platform will organise a programme of Turkish women filmmakers moderated by Müge Turan, Film Curator at Istanbul Modern, on November 26.
The foundation has announced three grantees for its 2021 Short Film Production Grants: Maaria Sayed, Mariam Al Serkal, and Randa Maroufi.
On October 12, the film festival will showcase 27 films on its 3D platform.
Sharjah Broadcasting Authority has designated two platforms for Sharjah Radio and Pulse 95 to cover the event.
The online screening programme will feature the work of 21 artists exploring links between the two regions.
Filmmakers are invited to submit their films before May 10, 2021, and regardless of artistic approach, format, or themes, all films will be accepted for consideration.
The Forum witnessed the presence of festival directors, filmmakers, producers, cinema managers and children and youth.
More than 60 short and feature-length films from around the world were screened in Sharjah cinemas and online during this year’s festival.
Senior executives at Spacetoon Family and Kids TV, Bidaya Media and Majid TV, as well as Emirati animation expert Mohammad Ahmed Fikree, talk to Shifa Naseer about their experience in ...
Festival venues include the Foundation’s open-air Mirage City Cinema, the iconic Flying Saucer and the big screens in Cinemacity IMAX, Zero 6 Mall.
The third edition of the annual festival from Sharjah Art Foundation runs from November 14 to 21, 2020 in select Sharjah cinemas and online.
The film will premiere at Cinemacity IMAX, Zero 6 Mall, on Saturday, November 21, at 2:00 pm UAE time.
Cinema tickets are priced at AED 20, while online tickets are AED 10 per screening.
The third edition of Sharjah Film Platform 3 (SFP3) will feature over 60 short and feature-length films, a public programme of talks and workshops, the SFP Industry Hub and awards.
Additionally, nine artistic and applied workshops for all age groups will be organised based on two workshops per day.
The film festival recently confirmed that it will hold its 42nd edition from November 19 to 28, 2020.
New Films by grantees Nadira Amrani, Soha Shukayr, and Pelin Tan and Anton Vidokle will be presented at the 2020 and 2021 editions of Sharjah Film Platform.
This will be the first screening of Image Nation Abu Dhabi's production in the GCC ahead of the film's theatrical release later this year.
25 films from regional and international filmmakers will be added to the platform to ensure children are kept occupied during the ongoing stay-at-home measures.
The series will be screened on Sharjah Art Foundation’s social media from May 29 to June 26.
The package comes in support of professionals across the media industry, at a cost-effective price.
Ramadan has traditionally been the most important revenue-generating period of the year for the TV industry in the Middle East. This year, however, the lockdown has severely impacted productions leaving ...
