Audiovisual

A storm in a teacup or a serious shift in the Greek cinema industry's institutional landscape? Draft laws, as a rule, tend to attract the interest only of those who are directly affected, a few specific circles. Their anxiety about what will come is not always justified, as their main source of concern is, usually, that some new measure will come along to rock their boat. 

On 13 June EU ambassadors confirmed an agreement reached on 6 June 2018 between the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council and the European Parliament representatives on modernising the existing rules on the provision of audiovisual media services in Europe.

The InMute festival explores the uncharted territory between film and sound effects with a combination of screenings and live music performances.

In the professional atmosphere of the modern world, keeping on touch is essential. Not knowing what's going on in your workplace can mean the difference in success and failure, and regular meetings and updates are important. For this reason, most working men and women keep technology close at hand to stay connected to work, even off the clock.