Whoopi Goldberg lands major role in TV adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Anansi Boys
The actress will star the six-episode series from Amazon Studios.
Source: aol.co.uk
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Amazon reveals £50m investment and 750 jobs boom from made-in-Scotland series
Entertainment giant Amazon has revealed it is spending more than £50 million on three new shows being made exclusively in Scotland.
Source: scotsman.com
Amazon reveals £50m investment and 750 jobs boom from made-in-Scotland series
Entertainment giant Amazon has revealed it is spending more than £50 million on three new shows being made exclusively in Scotland.
Source: scotsman.com
Scottish film and tv sector had a busy 2021 despite the Covid pandemic
THE figurehead of Scotlands film and TV sector hailed a busy 12 months for the industry - despite the pandemic.
Source: glasgowtimes.co.uk
Insight: All the big Scottish cultural projects and events to look forward to in 2022
Nearly two years after being thrown into turmoil by Covid, Scottish cultural faces a long road back to recovery.But there are no shortage of big events, shows and projects to look forward to in 2022. Here are a few highlights showing how Scotland’s arts calendar is shaping up.
Source: scotsman.com
Glasgow's historic Kelvin Hall to become new base for TV entertainment shows under BBC studio deal
Some of Britain's biggest TV entertainment shows are set to be made in Glasgow in future under plans by the BBC's studio company to take over part of the Kelvin Hall.
Source: scotsman.com
Glasgow's historic Kelvin Hall to become new base for TV entertainment shows under BBC studio deal
Some of Britain's biggest TV entertainment shows are set to be made in Glasgow in future under plans by the BBC's studio company to take over part of the Kelvin Hall.
Source: scotsman.com
Glasgow's Kelvin Hall to house new TV studio
Culture Secretary Angus Robertson visited the site with BBC director general Tim Davie.
Source: theargus.co.uk
Scotland's rising star on the silver and small screen is bringing a range of benefits
IN a huge industrial unit three miles from the centre of Edinburgh, a dead god, ghostly figures, fantastic creatures and wild beasts will soon be…
Source: heraldscotland.com