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Emanuele Didu, interview with the Production Manager for Sardinia Film Commission at Focus London 2024 Sarah Bradbury
At Focus London 2024, Fred Film Radio had the chance to speak with Emanuele Didu, the Production Manager for Sardinia Film Commission.
He shared some insights into his work, including supporting productions through every step of creating their movie or TV show, including location scouting activities. He also explained how they even help in the development of stories by connecting writers and filmmakers with communities.
Emanuele Didu went on to speak about the attributes of Sardinia as a location, particularly being an island with both towns and seaside, plays archaeological sites and historical architecture. Another unique aspect is access is unused prisons, something that has recently been popular.
A key highlight for 2024 has been the production of TV series “Iris“ and they look forward to a fantastic forthcoming year as well.
This interview was recorded during the Focus London, in partnership with the Italian Film Commissions Association and with the support of the Italian Trade Agency.
An esclusive interview to Raffaella Delvecchio, International Production Manager at Apulia Film Commission on competing with Greece and the shooting of "Swarm" at Focus London 2024.
An esclusive interview to Alessandra Gonnella, director, on her debut TV series, supporting female-led productions and inspiring the next generation of filmmakers at Focus London 2024.
An esclusive interview to Nicola Fedrigoni, CEO of Kplus Film on highlights the last year and the allure of Italy as a location for film productions at Focus London 2024.
An esclusive interview to Luca Ferrario, Director of Trentino Film Fund and Commission on keeping his region on the industry's radar and supporting the making of Italy's Oscar entry "Vermiglio".
Wishing on a Star by Peter Kerekes is back screening in Italy, in Trieste and the FVG region where it was shot
Meat by Dimitris Nakos lands out of Competition at the 36th Trieste Film Festival
Family Therapy, inspired by a childhood memory and Pasolini’s Teorema, lands the Trieste Film Festival competition
The 75th Berlinale shines with Tom Tykwer’s opening, Tilda Swinton’s Golden Bear, and films from Richard Linklater, Bong Joon Ho, James Mangold, Todd Haynes, Marion Cotillard, and more!
