"Swiss Made" on Star TV sheds light on the Swiss film scene
Star TV used to regularly report on local filmmaking in the "Swiss Made" program. Swiss film is currently booming like not since Chnächt Ueli's time, which is why Star TV is once again including "Swiss Made" in its weekly program from 22 May. Swiss commercial film production will also be given a place in the program.
Star TV used to regularly report on local filmmaking in the "Swiss Made" program. Swiss film is currently booming like not since Chnächt Ueli's time, which is why Star TV is once again including "Swiss Made" in its weekly program from 22 May. Swiss commercial film production will also be given a place in the program.
"The time is now ripe for this magazine to return to the program," says Paul Grau, Managing Director of Star TV, assessing the situation. From May 22, "Swiss Made" will report on Tuesdays at 8.30 p.m. in various sections on news from the Swiss film scene and everything that moves Swiss filmmakers. As Star TV announced on Thursday, these will be the following sections:
"News and Facts" shows news about the current film scene. "Big Picture" provides information about Swiss feature film productions and "Commercial" gives an insight into Swiss advertising film productions. In addition, "Swiss Made" reports alternately on short films, video clips and animations, where you can discover newcomers to the Swiss film scene. The best takes from previous "Swiss Made" reports will be shown on May 15 as an introduction.
"The time is now ripe for this magazine to return to the program," says Paul Grau, Managing Director of Star TV, assessing the situation. From May 22, "Swiss Made" will report on Tuesdays at 8.30 p.m. in various sections on news from the Swiss film scene and everything that moves Swiss filmmakers. As Star TV announced on Thursday, these will be the following sections:
"News and Facts" shows news about the current film scene. "Big Picture" provides information about Swiss feature film productions and "Commercial" gives an insight into Swiss advertising film productions. In addition, "Swiss Made" reports alternately on short films, video clips and animations, where you can discover newcomers to the Swiss film scene. The best takes from previous "Swiss Made" reports will be shown on May 15 as an introduction.
