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Cinema was and still will be THE medium for epic storytelling.

Media Week turned 30 last week and, after closing its print edition five years ago, it celebrated its birthday by publishing a special anniversary print edition. As part of the celebrations, industry stalwarts commented on what the future holds for those working in media today and DCM’s Karen Stacey penned a piece discussing the broad appeal of the cinema medium.

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Box Office: Age Of Ultron continues to smash it

The Weekend Round-up 

The Avengers: Age Of Ultron has been in cinemas just two weekends and it is already the third biggest film of the year. From Friday to Sunday it added a further £8.6m for a huge cume of £32.3m. It’s now the third highest grossing Marvel movie, behind Iron Man 3 and Avengers Assemble and it’s certain to overtake Iron Man 3 later this week. Read more

Deaffest celebrates 10 year anniversary

This year Deaffest, the UK's leading Deaf Film and Arts Festival,will be returning to Wolverhampton to celebrate its 10th Anniversary with its biggest and best festival to date. Running from Thursday 14 May to Sunday 17 May 2015, the festival will celebrate and showcase the talent of deaf filmmakers and artists from all over the world. 

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Pencils awarded at D&AD Judging Week 2015

The 53rd D&AD Judging Week took place over one week at the Truman Brewery in East London on 19-23 April 2015 to celebrate creative talent, with 197 of the world's top creatives debating the toughest prizes in the industry.

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Box Office: Avengers: Age of Ultron smashes it

The Weekend Round-up

The Avengers: Age Of Ultron was released on Thursday and in just four days it has already banked a huge £18m. Its Friday to Sunday total of £14.4m is the highest of the year so far and also the highest April opening ever. Read more

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