The South African film sector continues its upward trajectory, attracting over R5 billion in foreign investment and creating more than 26,000 jobs in the past eight months. This growth not only boosts tourism but also supports local businesses and showcases the country's diverse talent. 

StudioCanal, a subsidiary of Canal+, has announced plans for a significant feature film production in South Africa. This initiative aims to tell a compelling South African story, further cementing the country's status as a prime filming destination.

The Joburg Film Festival continues to be a beacon for local filmmakers, with the KwaZulu - Natal Tourism and Film Authority highlighting regional talent and promoting KZN as a premier filming location. 

In May 2025, the Gersh Agency launched Gersh Voice, a new division representing voice actors in animation, podcasts, and audiobooks, reflecting the growing demand for diverse vocal talent in the entertainment industry. 

The South African comedy film "Meet the Khumalos" premiered globally on Netflix in April 2025. Praised for its humor and authentic portrayal of South African family life, the film adds to the country's growing presence on international streaming platforms.