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Per Film Clip: This was on my recommends and is in the flow. FLOW - E.T. phone home; in this film the mothership arrives and the abducted are returned home. https://lnkd.in/gnri-y4e

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🎬Happy Cinema Friday! 🎥 In "All Is Lost," directed by J.C. Chandor and starring Robert Redford, the protagonist's gripping tale of survival against the odds unfolds. Redford plays a nameless sailor battling the elements alone at sea after his yacht is damaged. The film is a masterclass in minimalist storytelling, with sparse dialogue and a singular focus on the protagonist's struggle for survival. As the sailor faces numerous challenges, including a damaged boat, dwindling resources, and unpredictable weather, parallels can be drawn to organizational struggles. Just as businesses encounter unexpected setbacks and external threats, the sailor must adapt his strategy to survive. His decisions, resource allocation, and problem-solving reflect strategic thinking under extreme pressure, highlighting the importance of resilience, adaptability, and strategic planning in overcoming adversity. #SurvivalStory #RobertRedford #AllIsLostFilm #MinimalistStorytelling #SurvivalStrategy #OrganizationalResilience #Adaptability #StrategicThinking

🎬 VisitBritain's global marketing campaign #StarringGreatBritain will drive visits to destinations across our nations and regions, delivering on the Government's #growth agenda. Tourism is a growth sector, inbound visitors spent £32.5bn in the UK in 2024, and the sector is projected to grow by 5% year on year. #VisitBritain's campaign seeks to build on this success and drive inward investment to the visitor economy, supporting 300k+ SMEs & 3.1m jobs across Britain.

🇬🇧👏🇬🇧 Anyone fancy a trip to the UK? VisitBritain’s latest campaign makes me want to book a trip! (Great cinematography, and really well worth a watch, makes me proud to be a Brit). Did you know that film, TV, video, radio and photography production generated over £20bn to the UK in 2022? The entire UK Creative Industries sector added a whopping £124bn to the economy that same year (according to the latest UK government statistics), making it a hugly important sector. This is why the Creative Industries is one of eight key sectors in the new Industrial Strategy to be launched in 2025. To learn more about the UK Government’s Invest 2035 - Industrial Strategy, visit 👇 https://lnkd.in/drQBvNGK

Can I highjack this post...? Yeah... I'm gonna highjack this post... A very clever and creative film showcasing the wonders of Great Britain. Aaaaand you know who has several tours built around filming? That's right Evan Evans Tours! Screen Tourism isn't new, but it's importance is on the rise. We're certainly seeing that first-hand, and have grown our portfolio of film-based tours, across our coach, rail and walking tours to cater for the demand. Did you know, 15% of people consider screen tourism as the main reason to visit the UK? And a staggering 70% of visitors actually go on to visit a TV/Film location when in the UK! Whether its learning how to shake a wand at WB Studio, or playing naked tennis in the Cotswolds with your Rival(s), screen tourism shouldn't be sniffed at. #screentourism #visitbritain #strategy #UKinboundtourism #awesome

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With inward investment into feature films and high-end television production totaling more than $7 billion in 2022, the creative industries play a major role in the UK economy 🎥 🎬 Watch how the UK is stealing the show on the global stage 🌟 👇 GREAT Britain & Northern Ireland Campaign | Department for Business and Trade | Niall Mackenzie CBE | #StarringGREATBritain

Thinking about touring some homes? Here are some potential red flags to keep in mind! Matt Wingert "AGENT MATT" 203.572.2498 agentmattct@gmail.com www.agentmattct.com | @AgentMattCT

Indian buyers networked with local suppliers hosted by Destination North East England to build relationships get more of the region on visitor itineraries. They continued in Northumberland visiting filming locations at Hadrian's Wall (Robin Hood), Alnwick Castle (Harry Potter, Downton Abbey and Dungeons & Dragons) and Bamburgh Castle (BFG, Last Kingdom, Indiana Jones). Our research shows over 9/10 of people surveyed in India would be interested in visiting a film/TV location when visiting the UK. #StarringGREATBritain