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French Film and TV Sound Alarm as France Télévisions Faces Major...

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France’s screen sector warns proposed France Télévisions budget cuts could harm jobs, local production and cultural sovereignty.

San Sebastian Creative Investors Conference Signals Optimism for Global Film and...

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San Sebastian Creative Investors Conference highlights recovery, co-productions, AI debates and Brazil’s growing influence in global film.

Louiza Vick Joins WME, Strengthening the Agency’s Film and TV Production...

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Louiza Vick joins WME after 16 years at WPA, boosting the agency’s growing roster of top film and TV production talent.

Tom Cruise on AI Filmmaking at BAFTA: Why Human Craft Still...

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Tom Cruise's BAFTA remarks on AI filmmaking spotlight why human creativity, cinema craft and the theatrical experience still matter.

Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Settlement: Why Miramax Could Be Divested Under California’s...

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California’s merger terms could force a Miramax sale if Paramount and Warner Bros. fail to meet theatrical film output commitments.

AFM AMC screenings deal expands market premieres and fan access ahead...

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AFM teams with AMC Century City and B-List Movie Club to expand screenings, premieres and audience feedback at the 2026 market.

Sylvester Stallone Says Trump’s Hollywood Ambassador Role Was ‘Impossible’

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Sylvester Stallone says Trump’s Hollywood ambassador role was never agreed to and would have been impossible to carry out.

California Post-Production Tax Credit Signed Into Law, Giving Film and TV...

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California’s new post-production tax credit aims to bring editing, sound, VFX, and finishing work back to the state.

Josh Katz Exits UTA After 30 Years, Marking a Major Shift...

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Josh Katz exits UTA after 30 years, prompting industry questions about his next move, client loyalty, and Hollywood agency dynamics.

U.S. Film Production Tax Credit Gains Momentum With New Uplifts for...

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A proposed U.S. film production tax credit could boost TV and film jobs, spending, and domestic shoots with new 5% uplifts.

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