At the Dubai International Content Market (DICM), which started on November 10 at Madinat Jumeirah, Moskino showcased the potential of the Moscow Film Cluster to foreign film and television producers.
The presentation covered location filming, virtual production, post-production, and financial incentives. Moscow is establishing itself as a flexible production base for international projects as producers face increasing pressure to maximise funds, adhere to strict deadlines, and access cutting-edge technologies.
Sergey Sobyanin, Moscow’s mayor, launched the Moscow Film Cluster initiative, which combines sound stages, outdoor filming venues, post-production facilities, and virtual production technology.
Because of its modular design, foreign manufacturers can utilise particular facilities and services without moving their whole production to Moscow. This optimises resources, simplifies logistics, and integrates Moscow-based teams into existing global workflows.
Industry experts examined the cluster’s main facilities at the Film in Moscow booth, including the production infrastructure of Film Factory and the outdoor filming settings at Film City. They paid special attention to virtual production and visual effects, which can shorten shooting times, simplify difficult scenes, and expand creative possibilities.
Also Read:
Media say Iran Got a Letter from the US Vice President but Hasn’t Responded Yet
Emarat and G42 will Investigate How AI May Change Energy and Transportation
About Author
