CINEVERSE ROMA INDUSTRY
F ancy a trip to Rome this autumn? CineVerse Roma is doing its best to tempt in its debut year, serving up a two-day expo packed with kit, demos, talks – and, hopefully, a little dolce vita. Running 16-17 October, the event takes place at the historic Cinecittà, a studio founded in 1937 that’s hosted filmmakers from Francis Ford Coppola to Martin Scorsese over the years. The conference is organised by Associazione Italiana Autori della Fotografia Cinematografica (AIC), in partnership with SCS Concepts & Exhibitions – the UK-based company behind key industry events such as Eurocine and BSC Expo – and will welcome industry operators, creatives, students and anyone hoping to learn more about cinema and AV production. The event will be divided into four main areas, including the Tech Room, where you can explore different technologies, hardware and operational solutions in an experiential setting. Head
Discover a brand - new expo for the film, TV and AV sector landing in Rome this October and television production within a single venue,” say the organisers. “Over the course of the two days, attendees will have the opportunity to discover and explore tools, technologies and innovative solutions for the industry, engage directly with companies and professionals and learn more about the latest developments transforming the way audio-visual content is conceived, produced and created.” Admission to the event is free, subject to registration. More info cineverseexpo.com
here for demos and one-to-one time with technicians, and a chance to get hands-on with gear. The main show floor, inside Cinecittà’s Teatro 26 soundstage, includes booths from Canon, Sony and ARRI, plus lighting from Godox, Aputure, Creamsource and Kino Flo. At the AIC IMAGO area in Sala Fellini, you can discover a programme of conversations with cinematographers. Topics up for discussion include “Why Film?”, exploring the value of analogue film in the digital age, a deep dive into IMAX technology and “Human vs Machine” – a timely discussion around the interplay between AI and human creativity. The Frame Bar, meanwhile, promises an informal space with micro panels, project clinics and networking. “CineVerse Expo Rome aims to provide an important opportunity for connection, discussion and knowledge sharing, bringing together expertise, experiences and industry organisations from across the different areas of film
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