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According to veteran showrunner Erik Oleson, the industry is experiencing a contraction after peaking.

As pressure mounts on streaming services to make money, the industry is getting more aggressive about the global problem.

States are making tax-break offers that producers can’t refuse.

With sloping, concrete floors and huge, windowless rooms, movie theaters are not the easiest properties to convert.

The theory is that the studio is trying to save on its tax bill after merging with Discovery, reporter Teddy Brown says.

Cinema Vehicles in Georgia crafts cars and trucks for movies and TV, sometimes destroying and fixing the same machine several times.

The Sundance Film Festival has seem some big buys, and renewed interest especially for the small screen.

The latest iteration is a musical movie, and a chance to make money by presenting old material to a new audience.

Studios are scrambling to resume movie production, raising the question of whether the supply of movies to theaters can ramp up quickly enough.

Some writers say creative Hollywood accounting practices mean that studios aren’t spreading the wealth.