Film Production | South Africa

Join Oscar on a walk down the red carpet

12 March, 2010

As Oscars® fever lingers on, SterKinekor is inviting audiences to watch Academy Award–winning and nominated films between now and June.

Girl's guide to finding love

11 March, 2010

SABC2 is introducing a new drama series that promises to look at the tricky terrain of modern romance from a female perspective. by Bongiwe Khumalo

Spud comes to life

Bright lights, cameras and film crew have invaded prestigious boys' school Michaelhouse, where John van de Ruit is watching his book Spud come to life. by Nivashni Nair

Ster-Kinekor Theatres branches out into Lesotho

11 March, 2010

Ster-Kinekor Theatres is opening its first cinema multiplex in the mountain kingdom of Lesotho, as part of the company’s strategy to expand into Africa.

TV's big overhaul

11 March, 2010

Television in SA is on the verge of its biggest changes since its introduction in 1976 as two new pay-TV operators will finally launch soon to take on DStv, and the move to digital terrestrial televis

Short film, Flashback has been released

11 March, 2010

Written and directed by Axel C Kalonji, Flashback is the second production of SFMvids. Made upon a nonexistent budget with a 4 people crew excluding the cast, Flashback is a challenge.

No more bailouts for SABC

10 March, 2010

The Department of Communications yesterday gave MPs a firm commitment that it had no intention to continue bailing out "problematic" state-owned entities, including Sentech and the SABC.

Mono Post Production // Louise Carver Music Video on Mnet HD

9 March, 2010

Louise Carver collaborated with Zulu boy for her new single 'Warrior' to create a uniquely African war cry for everyone who wants their voice to be heard.

Giving Africans a voice to tell their stories

9 March, 2010

Any new local current affairs TV show cannot escape being compared to Carte Blanche, 3rd Degree and Special Assignment, among others.

The Mating Game Drama Series on SABC2

9 March, 2010

Last year saw an all time low for local production, as the SABC crisis ensured that local commissions ground to a practical standstill. For viewers this has meant endless repeats on TV.