The film industry refers to the sector of the economy focused on the production, distribution, and exhibition of films. It encompasses a wide range of activities related to the creation of motion pictures, including screenwriting, directing, acting, cinematography, editing, and visual effects. The industry also involves the marketing and distribution of films to theaters, streaming services, and home media, as well as the organization of film festivals and awards. The film industry is a significant cultural and economic force, impacting entertainment, art, and communication worldwide. It includes various stakeholders, such as production companies, studios, distributors, and exhibitors, and operates on a global scale, contributing to the cultural landscape and influencing societal values and trends.
María Valverde debuts as a director with El Canto de Las Manos, an innovative opera featuring a Venezuelan deaf choir, reimagining Beethoven’s Fidelio through sign language. Her professional journey is…