| | | | | A Note From The Publisher | | | | Welcome to the independent financial international film industry publication The Business Of Film online | | | Founded in 1980 by Elspeth Tavares, the aims of the publication has stayed steadfastly simple, to provide you, our reader with factual information that will assist you in understanding the complexities and the personalities involved in the international business of film.
Knowledge is the most valuable asset in today’s work environment.
The Business of Film editorial policy does not claim to be so informed that, as others claim, you need not read anything else. However it has consistently endeavored to provided our loyal readers with the following:
Objective, factual, and concise information.
Articles that realistically reflect not only the marketplace but also the players involved.
Interviews with knowledgeable and experienced business executives behind the top independent companies that give invaluable insight into their objectives and the objectives of their companies.
The Face Behind The Name.
A new series of articles with leading international figures, that put hard hitting questions on a variety of subjects relevant to the worldwide film industry, to a spectrum of executives, producers, directors and celebrities involved in The Business Of Film.
Comment is our Editorial comment, here we voice our opinion, and take a hard, critical but constructive look, at the issues affecting the world, which in turn impact on our industry sector The Business Of Film.
It is our defined Editorial Policy not to hype; the magazine frequently rejects approaches from companies where clearly the intent is to hype. Once in a while we get caught out, to err is to be human. However we do strive to cover the companies and individuals with a passion and knowledge of the business whom we believe to be leaders and future leaders in the independent world of The Business Of Film.
The magazine regularly collaborates with a wide range of worldwide entertainment lawyers, on a themed topic, crucial to the international film business.
Finally we are very proud to have innovated the first in-depth coverage on the following issues, long before they were fashionable, to name just a few.
Women in the Industry.
Violence And The Media Should We Have A Responsibility?
Violence And The Media Has The Responsibility Being Met?
The New Genre Black Filmmakers In The 90’s.
In 2005: The Business Of Film Celebrated It’s 25th Anniversary
In 2007: The Business of Film published Diversity Is The New Money a follow up to: The New Genre: Black Filmmakers in the 90's Published July 1991.
Take a browse through our website and discover for yourself the independent world of The Business of Film.)
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