Tag Archives: Cape Film Commission

The Breed

18 Mar

In bed over the weekend with a bad back, I took the opportunity to catch up on a couple of movies Made in Cape Town. The first – Wes Craven’s The Breed – was shot on Steenbras Dam, a beautiful stretch of water just over Sir Lowry’s Pass on the way out of town from [...]

Imbongi Awards

5 Mar

The Cape Film Commission created the IMBONGI AWARDS in 2007. IMBONGI means Praise Singer, and the IMBONGI AWARDS are intended to sing the praises of the film sector in the Western Cape. The goal of the Imbongi Awards is to • raise the industry’s profile • recognise its achievements, • reflect the complex, multi-level nature [...]

Protected: Imbongi Awards Proposal Download

5 Mar

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Cape Town cranks up Locations & Permitting

27 Feb

Cape Town has had a decade-long reputation as a thriving film hub with a “can do” attitude. However, this season, the sector has been hit by a number of locations management issues that industry insiders are calling a “crisis”. Following an Industry Locations meeting called on 6th December 2007, the Cape Film Commission has responded swiftly and positively: [...]

Kenya Film Commission visits South Africa

8 Feb

I’m pretty excited; the Kenyan Film Commission has been visiting on a fact finding mission in South Africa – and also to define a Terms of Reference for a consulting contract with Martin Cuff Consulting. David Maingi took over as the CEO of the Kenya Film Commission just over a month ago, and has thrown [...]

Imbongi Awards

5 Feb

The Cape Film Commission created the IMBONGI AWARDS in 2007. IMBONGI means Praise Singer, and the IMBONGI AWARDS are intended to sing the praises of the film sector in the Western Cape. The goal of the Imbongi Awards is to • raise the industry’s profile • recognise its achievements, • reflect the complex, multi-level nature [...]