StageRunner Launches New Podcast, Hosted by CEO Jason Fisher, to Spotlight Global Production Leaders
Los Angeles, CA – StageRunner, the leading global soundstage marketplace and production news platform, is excited to announce the StageRunner Podcast, hosted by Founder and CEO Jason Fisher. Launching in December, the new series brings audiences behind the scenes of film and television productions, featuring in-depth conversations and interviews with industry leaders, creative pioneers, and […]
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The Walt Disney Company is reportedly gearing up for a groundbreaking AI initiative that could reshape its production landscape, sources told TheWrap. This ambitious project, involving “hundreds” of team members, is expected to center on post-production and visual effects, with potential applications in parks and experiences – though not customer-facing. While Disney hasn’t confirmed specifics, […]
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As the production landscape faces market headwinds, the biggest names in entertainment—Disney, Comcast, Google, Warner Bros. Discovery, Netflix, and Paramount—are doubling down, collectively investing $126 billion in content in 2024. Ampere Analysis reports that these six giants now control over half (51%) of global content spending, a significant rise from their 47% share just four […]
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Hungary’s film industry just scored a win: the country’s 30% tax incentive for film and TV series productions has been extended for another six years, securing its status as one of Europe’s most competitive and reliable production destinations through 2030. Hungary’s Film Commissioner, Csaba Kael, announced the extension at the first-ever Made in Hungary event […]
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Wycombe Film Studios, the ambitious eight-stage studio project near High Wycombe, is undergoing a strategic shift. Originally envisioned as a top-tier film production hub, the project now includes plans for on-site data centers, which the developers believe will provide stability in uncertain market conditions. The development journey has been a roller coaster. Approved by Buckinghamshire […]
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In a bold move to reinvigorate Hollywood, California Governor Gavin Newsom is set to announce a historic expansion of the state’s film and TV tax credits program, increasing the annual budget from $330 million to a staggering $750 million. This expansion, which doubles down on California’s commitment to keeping Hollywood competitive, aims to counter a […]
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New Mexico’s filmography already reads like a who’s who of hit productions. Albuquerque, in particular, became a pop-culture landmark thanks to the smashing success of Breaking Bad and its critically acclaimed spin-off Better Call Saul. These beloved shows put New Mexico on the global map, showcasing the state’s potential to host long-running, high-quality television series. […]
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Idris Elba, celebrated actor and advocate for authentic storytelling, is setting his sights on Africa with a bold plan: to establish film studios across the continent and directly contribute to the growth of Africa’s film industry. The Luther star recently shared with the BBC and CNN his vision of supporting African filmmaking by creating a […]
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Australia has always been known for its jaw-dropping beauty and diverse landscapes, but its burgeoning film industry is providing a new reason as to why the land down under is garnering international acclaim. Screen Queensland, the official governmental agency dedicated to growing the production industry in the Australian state of Queensland, has been at the […]
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Louisiana has long been a top destination for film and TV production, thanks in large part to its robust Motion Picture Production Program (MPPP), which offers up to $180 million in tax credits annually. These incentives have been a driving force in attracting major productions to the state, making Louisiana a vital player in the […]
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