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Founded in 1996 and headquartered in London, Pictures In Motion is a production company specializing in the development and production of entrepreneurial business and TV formats. It combines industry expertise with creative talent to deliver fresh, engaging content for audiences.

Big Couch was co-founded by Maria Tanjala and Irina Albita in 2014, they have established a reputation as a fintech startup in the film industry, working on an innovative co-finance model which has been helping film producers fund their films in the UK, Europe and NY since 2015. In 2017 Big Couch partnered with leading computer scientists at Imperial College London to develop a new, decentralised and transparent product for revenue allocation and distribution. This product is called FilmChain. FilmChain is being built on the Ethereum platform and will provide real-time information, lower friction and increase revenues for the films stakeholders. The prototype will be running film projects by August 2018.

FilmDoo is an online film platform that enables discovery, sharing, and viewing of independent and international cinema. It operates a VOD library of thousands of titles across arthouse, European, Asian, African, and other genres, with a catalog that grew to about 2,800 films. Based in London and founded in 2013, the company expanded beyond film distribution to online edutainment, turning film and video into interactive learning content for language learning and cultural education. Its offerings include classroom and online learning through cinema and an exclusive course authoring tool, LanguageLearning.Film, that lets users create lessons from the film catalogue, creating new revenue opportunities for filmmakers. The platform serves educators and learners worldwide, aiming to enhance learning outcomes by leveraging cinema as a teaching medium.

FilmDoo is an online film platform that enables discovery, sharing, and viewing of independent and international cinema. It operates a VOD library of thousands of titles across arthouse, European, Asian, African, and other genres, with a catalog that grew to about 2,800 films. Based in London and founded in 2013, the company expanded beyond film distribution to online edutainment, turning film and video into interactive learning content for language learning and cultural education. Its offerings include classroom and online learning through cinema and an exclusive course authoring tool, LanguageLearning.Film, that lets users create lessons from the film catalogue, creating new revenue opportunities for filmmakers. The platform serves educators and learners worldwide, aiming to enhance learning outcomes by leveraging cinema as a teaching medium.

Big Couch was co-founded by Maria Tanjala and Irina Albita in 2014, they have established a reputation as a fintech startup in the film industry, working on an innovative co-finance model which has been helping film producers fund their films in the UK, Europe and NY since 2015. In 2017 Big Couch partnered with leading computer scientists at Imperial College London to develop a new, decentralised and transparent product for revenue allocation and distribution. This product is called FilmChain. FilmChain is being built on the Ethereum platform and will provide real-time information, lower friction and increase revenues for the films stakeholders. The prototype will be running film projects by August 2018.

Big Couch was co-founded by Maria Tanjala and Irina Albita in 2014, they have established a reputation as a fintech startup in the film industry, working on an innovative co-finance model which has been helping film producers fund their films in the UK, Europe and NY since 2015. In 2017 Big Couch partnered with leading computer scientists at Imperial College London to develop a new, decentralised and transparent product for revenue allocation and distribution. This product is called FilmChain. FilmChain is being built on the Ethereum platform and will provide real-time information, lower friction and increase revenues for the films stakeholders. The prototype will be running film projects by August 2018.

Based on David Baddiel’s smash hit movie of the same name, this hilarious and heart-warming tale is the ultimate identity crisis comedy.