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Nineteen local productions have been awarded over €1.54 million in funds for productions as part of the Creative Malta scheme administered by the Malta Film Commission. Launched in December 2022, the Creative Malta scheme was designed to better meet the industry’s needs. The process has also been made simpler and more producer-friendly with a more […]
Earlier this week, the Malta Film Commission collaborated with the Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS) in a Continuous Professional Development seminar aimed at all licensed tour guides in Malta. Jean Pierre Borg from the Malta Film Commission (MFC), was one of the guest speakers at the event where he gave a presentation about Malta and […]
Hallmark’s “The Dancing Detective” is a feature film that has chosen Malta as its home for 100% of its production. This production will generate over €1.7 million into the economy. The production is employing over 140 crew of which approximately 72% are locals. The film will shoot in Malta for 17 days, and will feature […]
During a Q&A session held with hundreds of aspiring film crew members who gathered to learn about the opportunities in Malta’s film industry, Malta Film Commissioner Johann Grech, expressed his satisfaction with the increasing number of people looking to pursue a career in the film industry. As the film industry continues to experience daily growth, […]
“The Silent Hour” is a Boston-set feature film that has chosen Malta as its home for 95% of its production. This production will generate over €9.7 million into the economy. The film will shoot in Malta for 37 days, and will feature renowned actors Joel Kinnaman (Suicide Squad) and Mark Strong (Kingsman: The Secret Service). […]
2022 was a record year for the film industry in Malta. The best year in ten years. Over €85 million were generated across 24 productions. Malta Film Commissioner Johann Grech said “this was the best year in the last ten years were we gave people the opportunity to work on productions in Malta. Last year, […]
The Malta Film Commission launched a fund for the local film industry entitled “Creative Malta”. This fund’s first phase will amount to €600,000 and this will be a primary platform through which local producers can benefit in order to make their stories a reality. Primarily, “Creative Malta” will incorporate an open call system […]
Malta’s film industry is creating more job opportunities. The industry is no longer a seasonal one, but has become back-to-back, with crew working from one production to another. There is a need for more people to join the film industry, so that our country can keep up with the large demand of productions interested to […]
Valletta, synonymous with the film industry has had the privilege to host various productions over the past years. Twenty-one locations currently available for the general public to visit in the capital city of Malta. The likes of Jurassic World Dominion, World War Z, Assassin’s Creed, and Munich were filmed in Malta amongst others. Explore Malta’s […]
HMS Murder is a TV Series constituting of eight episodes is currently filming in Malta. This production amounts to a whopping €2.3 million Malta spend. The executive producer of HMS Murder, Sandra McIver said, “When one considers how small Malta is, we couldn’t believe we managed to stand in six different countries in this beautiful […]