AIGC industry development status in China

Market size and growth rate In recent years, the domestic AIGC industry, driven by the wave of science and technology, has shown a significant development trend. The development of this industry is mainly due to the continuous progress of artificial intelligence technology and the continuous expansion of applications, which makes the AIGC market scale continue[…..] […]

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UK VFX tax credit uplift will start on Jan 1st

On 30 October 2024, the Chancellor of the Exchequer confirmed an increased tax incentive for spending on visual effects (“VFX”) in the UK, which has been warmly welcomed by the UK’s VFX industry. Delivering Labour’s first Budget since coming to power in the July general election, Rachel Reeves announced that VFX spending in the UK[…..] […]

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Japan’s anime industry looks to AI to solve labor crunch

New services can automate backgrounds, coloring, and other time-consuming work. With generative artificial intelligence poised to trigger seismic shifts across society, Japan’s animation industry is opening up to its potential to stem critical labor shortages, even as concerns about protecting creators abound. Nagoya-based K&K Design introduced generative AI into its workflow last year to help[…..] […]

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2024 “Artificial intelligence +” action in the Government Work Report

The “Artificial intelligence +” strategic action proposed in the 2024 Government Work Report aims to promote the extensive application and in-depth development of artificial intelligence technology, and lead the construction of a modern industrial system with scientific and technological innovation and new quality productivity. The core of the “artificial intelligence +” strategic action is to[…..] […]

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Ministry of Education: In-depth implementation of AI empowering education action

On September 26, The State Council Information Office held a series of themed press conferences on “Promoting high-quality Development”, and the relevant person in charge of the Ministry of Education introduced the relevant situation. Education is the foundation of building a strong country and reviving the nation. Minister of Education Huai Jinpeng said that the[…..] […]

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The UK Department for Education is promoting the use of artificial intelligence to reduce teachers’ workload

The British government announced on August 28 local time that it plans to invest 4 million pounds (about 37.6 million yuan) to support technology companies to develop artificial intelligence tools to reduce the workload of teachers, help complete the preparation of lessons, grading homework and other matters. In a news release, the Department for Science,[…..] […]

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Slower workforce growth and fewer new companies: the upward trend in the German games industry is weakening

Number of German game companies grows by 4 per cent in twelve months Slowed growth pace: employment figures at developers and publishers up 3.5 per cent German games industry plus extended game labour market provides more than 30,000 jobs The strong upward trend seen in the German games industry in recent years is now weakening[…..] […]

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10 demands for a strong games location in Germany

Update of the German games industry’s 10 demands to politicians Annual Report of the German Games Industry 2024 published The German Games Industry Association presented its 10 demands to politicians for strengthening Germany as a games location, which are included in the new Annual Report of the German Games Industry 2024, also available today. In[…..] […]

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KFTV PRESENTS FILM AFRIKA

Film Afrika is resolutely driven to find the best creative solutions that ensure maximum production value specific to each film. Film Afrika is known for delivering the highest quality films and television series for the international market, including shows with a US, UK and European setting. stablished 30 years ago, we bring together the country’s[…..] […]

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Screens to Streams: The Evolution of Film Release Windows in Europe

Europe’s film sector has long relied on the principles of territoriality and rigid release windows to maximize the economic potential of films. However, the unprecedented lockdowns during 2020 and 2021 have significantly disrupted these traditional models, which were already in flux after the expansion of streaming services throughout Europe. Part One of Screens to Streams[…..] […]

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