Santa Fe Studios Sale Puts New Mexico’s Flagship Production Campus on the Market
The Santa Fe Studios sale formally began this week as CBRE listed the 65-acre campus for acquisition. Built in 2011 […]
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Trump’s Hollywood Tariffs Cast Shadow Over Czech Film Incentive Push at Karlovy Vary
On Tuesday, ministers Zbyněk Stanjura (finance) and Martin Baxa (culture) left Prague for the 59th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
California’s Bold $750M Bet to Save Hollywood Jobs and Bring Productions Home
Los Angeles may have faced challenging years recently, but a new surge of optimism is in the air for Hollywood
California Approves Major Expansion to Film and TV Tax Credit Program
California has officially approved a major expansion to its Film and TV Tax Credit, signaling a powerful move to reclaim
California Film and TV Tax Credit: 2025 Expansion, Industry Impact, and Why Hollywood Is Lobbying Hard
Overview: What Is the California Film and TV Tax Credit? The California film and TV tax credit is the state’s
California Assembly Advances Hollywood Tax Incentives Bill Despite Budget Concerns
The California State Assembly has overwhelmingly passed the Hollywood Tax Incentives Bill, a measure aimed at reinvigorating the state’s beleaguered
IATSE Strike Halts Terrence Howard’s Upcoming Film ‘Cipher’ Amid Crew Dispute
Union Showdown Disrupts Filming of ‘Cipher’ in Kentucky A major IATSE strike has disrupted the filming of Cipher, an upcoming thriller starring Terrence Howard and Joel
Steven Paul Acquires Avenue Six Studios to Boost Hollywood Film Production
Hollywood Producer and Trump Ambassador Plan Architect Eyes Domestic Expansion Steven Paul, the seasoned producer behind hit titles like Ghost Rider and Baby
Milken Institute Report Urges Overhaul of California Film Industry Policies
A Wake-Up Call from the Milken Institute California, long considered the heart of the global entertainment industry, is at a
Karen Bass Streamlines L.A. Filming Rules to Revive Hollywood Production
Mayor Bass Signs Executive Order to Boost On-Location Shooting in Los Angeles In a bold move to reclaim Los Angeles’
California’s $750 Million Film & TV Tax-Credit: What It Means and When It Kicks In
California is poised to more than double its Film & TV tax-credit cap from $330 million to $750 million a year. Governor
New York’s New $800 Million Film and TV Tax Credit: What Producers Need to Know
When Governor Kathy Hochul signed New York’s $237 billion budget last week, one headline grabbed every line-producer’s attention: the state’s Film
Trump Ambassador Jon Voight Pushes Federal Incentive to ‘Make Hollywood Great Again’
Actor-producer, newly installed as Trump ambassador Jon Voight to Hollywood, has broken his public silence with a 12-point framework designed
Hollywood Tariffs Threaten Jobs, Budgets, and Box-Office Growth
For seventy-five years Hollywood has chased cheaper currencies and location rebates outside the United States. A new proposal for Hollywood
Apple TV Plus: How Apple’s ‘Quality-Over-Quantity’ Strategy Is Reshaping Streaming—And Why It Still Faces an Uphill Climb
Big-ticket talent, boutique release slates, and a $1-billion annual loss: Inside the paradox of Cupertino’s Hollywood outpost. When Martin Scorsese
Hollywood Production Environmental Impact: Hidden Carbon Costs of the Industry Exodus
As Hollywood productions decamp to Atlanta, London, Vancouver, and beyond—lured by generous tax incentives—the Hollywood production environmental impact quietly escalates.
Netflix Saving Hollywood As Theatrical Model is “An Outmoded Idea” – Ted Sarandos
Amid headlines of shrinking theatrical windows, sagging box-office receipts, and production migration out of Los Angeles, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos
‘Taken For Granted’: California Production Crisis,Warns Ben Affleck
At the Los Angeles premiere of The Accountant 2, actor‑director Ben Affleck didn’t mince words about the California production crisis. Interviewed
Hollywood Tariffs Impact: Looming Cost Crisis for Producers
Source – THR With post‑strike budgets already razor‑thin, U.S. film and TV makers now face a new financial gut punch: