Kirsty Hazlewood is a journalist at Cinematography World. She covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, with a particular focus on the film industry, filmmaking, and the equipment that supports it, as well as photography and technology. Kirsty’s work has been featured in notable publications, including IBC - International Broadcasting Convention.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Kirsty's coverage predominantly focuses on the film industry, including awards, cinematography, and film releases. She often includes press releases and event coverage in her articles. To effectively reach out to Kirsty Hazlewood, consider providing newsworthy announcements related to the entertainment industry such as film festivals or significant milestones achieved by companies within this space.
As she doesn't have a specified geographic focus, contributors from various regions can pitch stories about the global entertainment industry without restriction. Additionally, experts with insights into trends in cinematography or significant events impacting the film industry may find receptive audiences through pitches to Kirsty.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Kirsty Hazlewood
UK Screen Alliance’s inaugural Post-Production and VFX Business Conference, INsight’26, brought together industry leaders, economists, technologists and educators at Soho’s Courthouse Hotel in October to examine the realities behind the headlines facing the UK’s post-production and VFX sector. Designed to give businesses the data and intelligence to make better-informed decisions, INsight’26 was supported by AIMICI, […]
By: Kirsty Hazlewood
22 nominees selected across five categories, with winners to be announced at the International Film Festival ToruńCAMERIMAGE on 8 November.
By: Kirsty Hazlewood
With electronica 2026 set to fill all 18 halls of the Munich fairground, we spoke to Exhibition Director Caroline Pannier about what visitors can expect.
PROTON Camera Innovations GmbH will showcase the PROTON FLEXY at SATIS 2026 ( Booth A13-B12 ), following the camera's recognition as a Best in Market winner in the ProAV category at IBC2026. The FLEXY represents a next-generation micro POV camera that adopts a flexible architecture with serialised connectivity in order to separate lens and body, thus providing entirely new possibilities in terms of how and where the camera is positioned.
During this year's ToruńCAMERIMAGE Festival , organisers invite audiences on an extraordinary cinematic journey in the footsteps of filmmakers, artists and visionaries whose sensitivity, imagination and passion have shaped the way we see the world. As part of the Filmowe Kujawy i Pomorze section, exceptional films will be presented, inspired by the idea of the Year of Film People , established by the Regional Assembly of the Kujawsko-Pomorskie Voivodeship to highlight the importance of filmmakers and their contribution to the development of culture.
The winners of the 2026 British Society of Cinematographers Short Film Competition have been announced. At a special screening in London, hosted by Stuart Bentley BSC and Rachel Clark BSC , the nine nominated films were screened to an audience of over 100 people.
By: Kirsty Hazlewood
One of this year's Festival awards will be presented to an artist whose work finds rhythm in an actor's glance, a pause in conversation or a sound that changes how an image is perceived. His approach to cinema has been shaped by his background in composition and his experience in sound editing. The recipient of the Editor Award at the 34th
BAFTA has confirmed new members of its Board of Trustees, including the appointment of Hilary Rosen as chair of the Academy.
By: Kirsty Hazlewood
Janusz Kamiński, one of the most influential cinematographers in contemporary cinema, will receive the THR Visionary in Cinematography Award during the 34th edition of the ToruńCAMERIMAGE International Film Festival, taking place from 7 to 14 November 2026. Presented by The Hollywood Reporter, the award recognizes Kamiński's exceptional contribution to the art of cinematography and his visionary approach to shaping the visual language of modern filmmaking.
By: Kirsty Hazlewood
At the 2026 ToruńCAMERIMAGE Film Festival, ZEISS invites the cinematography community to experience the distinctive visual characteristics of their newest lenses first-hand.
