Today we started grading of the feature “Gold is all there is” for Dugong Film, Roma. Director Andrea Cuccia and colourist Fateh Shams will add the final touch to this highliy visual movie that follows the river Ticino from the Swiss alpes down to the plains around Milan.

Shoot&Post and CanFilm will cooperate during the postproduction of Fundament Film new series “The inner circle” for Viaplay. DIT on set is Björn Liljegrääs and colour grading will be done by Nikolai Waldman and Fateh Shams. DejaEdit, developed by CanFilm, will be used for distribution and synchronization of offline files for edit. Shooting will take place on Gotland and in Stockholm this summer and autumn. Producer is Håkan Hammarén and postproduction supervisor Michael Sevholt. Sound post will be done by LjudBang.

This week we are finishing the documentary for the Creative Europe supported project “Re-Future”. Visiting Gothenburg is Marco Alessi and Marta Tagliavia from Dugong Films. Conform and grading by Fateh Shams. The documentary will be used for seminars and Ted-talks in the project putting focus on the immigrant situation in Europe today.

After two days short film festival, Frame now has the choir of the year’s winner. In the competition class 27+, Tia Kouvo won with “We Retired People”. The prize is presented in collaboration with Film i Väst and Shoot & Post, and consists of a co-production effort worth at least 75,000 kr.

“This year’s festival has hit public records, great fun! Already Saturday morning we had an audience of over 80 people and then it just continued to rise, “says Jenny Luukkonen, producer of Frame.

“Amateurs”, directed by Gabriela Pichler, won the Dragon Award Best Nordic Film on Saturday night at Göteborg Film Festival. The prize money of one million Swedish kronor makes it the world’s biggest film prize. Grading by Vanessa Taylor and Fateh Shams. Online, VFX and DCP by Christer Engstrom. DIT Christoffer Sevholt and Postproduction supervisor Michael Sevholt.

This year’s critics award, FIPRESCI, goes to Isold Uggadóttir and the movie “And Breathe Normally”. The prize is awarded by the International Film Critics Association and goes to one of the films in the Dragon Award Best Nordic Film competition. Grading by Malgorzata Grzyb and online, VFX and DCP by Christer Engstrom.

With more people on the move today than ever before in our recorded history, the global refugee crisis is posing one of the greatest humanitarian challenges of our time.
Unaccompanied Refugee Minors (URMs) arriving in Europe represent a substantial proportion of the great Mediterranean migration.
They cross 6.000 miles of desert and sea to reach Europe, children travelling alone on the world’s most dangerous migration route.
A smartphone is all they carry, the only link to what is left behind and what lies ahead. Technology has transformed this historic 21st century phenomenon: these are “digital” migrants.

Shoot&Post are cooperating in this project with DugongFilms from Italy. It is one of 12 projects selected by Creative Europe out of 300 applications to support refugee integration.

Shoot & Post joins Film i Vast with awards for “Frame Filmfestival” in Gothenburg. Giving support and money in order to make sure that young filmmakers can complete their projects and get it out. The award will be in class 27+.  Anna – Karin Johansson, head of the festival and representing Kultur i Vast is really looking forward to the competition this year.

This week Fateh Shams is grading Caterina Pecchiolis dokumentary “Talking Hands”. It will then be in competition in Festival dei Popoli in Florence at the end of November. Producer is Dugong Production in Roma.

“Lo Scambio” was awarded the jurys special price at Annecy Cinema Italien festival. Congratulations to Eleonora Cordaro, Filippo Luna and Salvo Cuccia.