Additionally, Nitto exits production of materials in decline, or for which it no longer has a competitive advantage. For instance, in 2020 it ceased manufacturing liquid crystal display materials, ...

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously voted in favor of several measures designed to ease the ...

NFC targets emerging talent and regional diversity with latest funding call In a move aimed at fostering fresh narratives and widening regional participation in the local film industry, the Namibia ...

The American Film Institute's AFI DWW+ directing program has opened its call for class of 2026-2027 applicants.

A newly-released Blu-ray set spotlights a vanished era of pre-Hollywood filmmaking. The two-disc set is titled Made in New ...

DC Studios has an ambitious cinematic plan for the years ahead, with 11 movies already confirmed at different stages of ...

'STUDENT FILM: THE MOVIE' takes action in Clemson as part of new production course Clemson University’s World Cinema Program recently launched a film production course ...

Stories to Watch 2023: Nashville’s Film-Production Boom Vū Studios’ recently opened Nashville location is home to an impressive new piece of tech ...

The bill, which is gaining bipartisan support in Madison, would build a state film office and provide tax incentives of up to 30% for filmmakers if approved by the department.

Los Angeles’ film and TV production crisis has already become the dominant entertainment industry story of 2025, well on its way to defining the sector for the second half of the 2020s. And ...

Television and film production is moving to other states and countries, leaving Hollywood to ponder its place in the pop culture firmament.

SB 22, which awaits Gov. Greg Abbott’s approval, injects $300 million over the next two years into projects filmed in Texas, $100 million more than current funding.