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Iain Hamilton says the creative industries support 5,500 jobs and contribute £740 million to the Highlands and Islands' economy.

Film producer Jason Lust, behind The Walking Dead, is guiding students in the north of Scotland to a career in the movie industry

Peter Ranscombe finds out how Hollywood stardust and student nous is helping firms in the Highlands and Islands to harness digital skills.

The studio behind ‘Kahlil Gibran’s The Prophet’ has partnered with screenwriters Amy Higgins and Todd Casey, and ‘Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio’ executive producer Jason Lust, on a 2D film about a young girl whose family is taken captive by a mystical shepherd who has lost faith in humanity; filmmakers will be attending Annecy 2023.

Studio teams with director Pete Candeland and graphic novelist Gris Grimly for a new take on Victor Frankenstein’s relationships with crime partner Elizabeth and their monstrous creation; show promises to break new ground in creating atmospheric horror.

Netflix has unveiled a new poster for Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, coming to theatres in November and Netflix in December.

I believe that one doesnt have to live and exist only in Hollywood to make great movies says film guru as new Highland initiative launched.

A teaser trailer offers a look at Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio and confirms the stop-motion animated film will be released in December.

Peter Rabbit Legal Fight Heats Up as Sequel Set for U.S. Summer Release Courtesy of Sony Pictures After a failed settlement and a change in legal counsel, Jason Lusts dispute with Animal Logic now seeks to answer if the mention of "all other projects" in a short-form agreement includes the Peter Rabbit sequel. During the course of the legal fight between Jason Lust and Australian VFX house-turned-production company Animal Logic over Peter Rabbit, a sequel was greenlit — and thats added a new...

Callaghan is a producer on the upcoming movie, which will be based on the original Hellsing manga series from writer and illustrator Hirano. The action-horror manga first debuted in 1997 from Japanese publisher Shōnen Gahōsha as a serial comic, and enjoyed a lengthy run that lasted until 2008. English-language issues and special compilations from the series were subsequently picked up by Dark Horse. In print, Hellsing follows a reimagined version of the Dracula mythos that adds an extr...