Venice Film Festival 2023: ‘Poor Things’ Wins Top Prize
Venice Film Festival 2023: ‘Poor Things’ Wins Top Prize Despite the striking absence of Hollywood stars, the 2023 Venice
Category: Film Industry News
Hollywood strikes to cost US economy $5 billion-plus amid lost wages, film delays
Hollywood’s ongoing double strike reached a deadlock last week when the Writers Guild of America (WGA) rejected the studios’ counterproposal,
Effects of SAG-AFTRA and WGA Strikes on Award Shows, Red Carpets, Streaming Series, Movies, and More
The entertainment industry is undergoing major changes as Hollywood experiences ongoing strikes.
The Soo Film Festival, Soo Theater, Sault Ste. Marie, September 13-17, will showcase Great Lakes filmmakers
The Soo Film Festival is back and better than ever, showcasing a wide range of films made by talented Great Lakes filmmakers.
Michigan’s film incentive program may be making a comeback with exciting changes.
Advocates of a revived program believe that Michigan has missed opportunities in the film and commercial industry since the original program was gutted in 2015. They argue that bringing media projects back to Michigan can stimulate job creation. However, critics argue it may not best use the state’s tax revenue.
The Impact of AI on Writers and SAG-AFTRA Strikes: What Rules and Regulations are Being Demanded?
The Writers Guild of America (WGA) and SAG-AFTRA are currently on strike against the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television
Exciting New Trailer for The Marvels Premieres During ABC’s Ms. Marvel Episode
Get ready for a thrilling preview of The Marvels! Marvel Studios unveiled an exclusive new look at the highly anticipated
SAG-AFTRA president shares what 86% of actors on strike are really paid in a year
THIS MORNING, HOLLOOD REMAINS ON HOLD. WRITERS AND STUDIOFAILING TO REACH AN AGREEMENT ON RESUMING NEGOTIATIONS. THE MEETING SOUGHT BY
Darren Brown cancels Detroit Filmmaker Awards
On behalf of the Detroit Filmmaker Awards (DFA) team, we express our deepest gratitude and appreciation for your unwavering support
Lights, camera, action! Michigan considers bringing back film incentives
Lights, cameras, action! Michigan’s legislature has officially introduced Senate Bills 438 and 439, also known as the Multimedia Jobs Act,