There is a development in filming in Russia due to its breathtaking nature and enticing filming locations, especially since through cinema, we tell the story of an entire people in just an hour and a half. Participants are exploring the filmmaking industry in the modern era and the challenges that could change the profession if artificial intelligence can perform the voices of films and TV series without human intervention. In this context, Ali Maasarani, the executive director and producer at Al Hamra Production, praised the added value provided to the Arab experience, confirming in his interview with Sputnik that Arab interest in participation is increasing year after year thanks to the facilities Moscow provides in film and television production. He also described the Russian capital as an attractive destination for cinematic filming due to its geographic diversity and architectural beauty, along with the support the Russian government offers to producers and filmmakers. Samir Al Jaberi, Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Film Commission, expressed his hope to exchange expertise with the Russian side in the field of filmmaking. He said in an interview with Sputnik, on the sidelines of the Moscow International Film Week, “The choice of filming locations depends on several factors, including the environment, financial aspects, and available expertise.” The event program will include more than 30 sessions where participants will discuss the most important trends in development. Simultaneously, meetings with experts and presentations of international projects will be held in three halls at the Moscow Film Industry Center “Moskino”. The first Kinotrack truck, a unique outdoor mobile cinema, will also roam the streets of Moscow. It has become part of the Moscow International Film Week program, screening films in more than ten famous locations in the city, transforming unexpected places into comfortable cinemas.
