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Filmic Inc Awarded Patent for Development of High-Efficiency Image Remapping Technology

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We’re thrilled to announce that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued a patent, No. US 10,855,886 B2, for our unique and highly-efficient technology for image remapping – Cubiform, further strengthening FiLMiC’s intellectual property positions in...

Mobile Filmmaker Interview: Katherine Bourne Taylor

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Katherine Bourne Taylor is a mobile filmmaker about to make a splash with her latest short film, Ships in the Night, when it hits the film festival circuit later this month. Ships in the Night is a live action short WITH animation, so this is a first for us here on...

Mobile Filmmaker Interview: Beraat GÖKKUŞ

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Teaser trailer for Beraat Gokkus’ The Lost Pen. As part of our ongoing series interviewing the current crop of mobile filmmakers making a name for themselves in the world of indie film, we’d like to introduce you to Beraat GÖKKUŞ. Beraat’s recent...

Mobile Filmmaker Interview: Sigfrido Giammona

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  1. What drew you to the story and compelled you to make your film? The short film OREB was created during the lockdown period in Italy between March and April 2020, when our country was one of the most affected by COVID-19 in Europe. Everybody had to stay at home and...

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#FilmicFest Director Profile: Cíntia Taylor

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Directed by Cíntia Taylor 1) What drew you to the story you and compelled you to make the wonderful film you submitted? I had always wanted to make a film about depression and suicide. I had written a couple of screenplays around that topic but none that really...