Stories Tagged as
Film industry
How below-the-line workers are surviving the Hollywood strikes
Oct 18, 2023
As actors continue to picket for a better contract, some Hollywood workers are forced to make tough decisions.
Chinese animation house puts AI capabilities to the test
by
Jennifer Pak
Aug 21, 2023
Base Media and iQiyi see potential for a creative edge in a competitive market. But U.S. clients worry about copyright infringement.
Former teacher finds creative flow in new art career
Jun 20, 2023
Eve Leonard says her transition from education to entertainment has been eye-opening and satisfying.
California lawmakers want to diversify Hollywood. So does an LA church
by
Hauwa Otori
May 4, 2023
Some small production studios want to expand the presence of people of color among Hollywood directors and writers.
Hollywood on Thames: How the U.K. became the European home of the blockbuster
Apr 3, 2023
A generous tax break has attracted American moviemakers to the U.K., but the measure has its critics.
With the Sundance Festival finally back in person, filmmakers have high hopes for distribution deals
Jan 20, 2023
The majority of films debuting at Sundance are still in need of wide distribution. Some believe having the festival in person for the first time since 2020 will help.
Streaming has its own allure, but movie theaters still offer "a little bit of joy"
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Sarah Leeson
Dec 9, 2022
Between surprise hits and the push and pull of streaming, Stephanie Silverman says theaters still have lessons to learn.
For public good, not for profit.
When did movie credits get so long?
by
Janet Nguyen
Dec 9, 2022
Some early Hollywood films didn’t even list the actors.
The film industry needs customs brokers too
by
Sean McHenry
Sep 30, 2022
Olivia Van Dyke, CEO of Film Logic Customs Brokers, talks about the unique challenges of shipping the things that make movie magic happen.
An independent movie theater eyes “momentum” heading into 2022
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Maria Hollenhorst
Nov 23, 2021
“It really is beginning to look — dare I say it — a little normal,” said the executive director of Nashville’s Belcourt Theatre.