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In an effort to keep productions from fleeing to more generous tax havens, California has awarded tax credits to a record-breaking 51 film projects—the largest single-round allocation in the state’s history. With Hollywood still recovering from last year’s strikes and facing stiff competition from states like Georgia and international hubs like the U.K., this latest […]

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A historic London landmark is about to get a blockbuster makeover. The Gillette Factory in Isleworth, a striking piece of West London’s industrial past, has been approved for redevelopment into a state-of-the-art film and virtual production facility. Hounslow Council’s Planning Committee officially greenlit the project, which will introduce six brand-new soundstages, alongside production offices, workshops, […]

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The Lumberyard film production facility in Catskill, New York, is back on the market with a major price cut, signaling a unique opportunity for film and TV producers looking to expand in the region. Originally listed at $11.5 million, the 20,000-square-foot soundstage and its surrounding buildings are now up for auction with a reserve price […]

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Dubformer, an Amsterdam-based startup, is making waves in the film industry with its innovative AI dubbing technology, recently securing a $3.6 million seed investment. Led by Almaz Capital and joined by notable investors like Arul Menezes, founder of Microsoft Translator, and Funa Maduka, former Head of International Original Film at Netflix, this funding aims to […]

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Seth Rogen’s latest project, The Studio, isn’t just another Hollywood satire—it’s an inside-out, brutally funny, and all-too-real look at what it takes to run a film studio in an era where art and commerce are constantly at odds. As much a love letter to the industry as it is a biting critique, the Apple TV+ […]

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Greenfields Development Company, led by Australian billionaires Tony and Ron Perich, has unveiled plans for a state-of-the-art film and television production studio in Oran Park, a suburb approximately 35 miles southwest of Sydney’s central business district. This ambitious project aims to bolster Sydney’s capacity to host large-scale film and television productions, addressing a pressing shortage […]

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In the evolving landscape of filmmaking, Israeli-U.S. startup Voia is pioneering an innovative approach that blends artificial intelligence with traditional cinematography. Unlike the emerging trend of AI-generated content, Voia emphasizes the irreplaceable value of human actors, using AI to enhance the environments around them. This method allows for the creation of Hollywood-grade visuals using minimal […]

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As California looks to boost its annual film tax credit to $750 million, serious competition is coming from across the pond. Ireland isn’t just offering stunning landscapes and world-class crews—it’s backing productions with one of the most competitive tax incentives in the world. At SXSW, Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin joined Cinetic CEO John Sloss, […]

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Pinewood Studios, a cornerstone of the UK’s film production landscape, has unveiled revised expansion plans that reflect the evolving dynamics of the entertainment industry. Originally approved in 2023 for a 1.4 million square foot expansion dedicated entirely to film production—including 21 new sound stages, a backlot, and an education hub—the studio has now adapted its […]

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Northern Ontario just got a production boost with the opening of White Owl Film Studios, a state-of-the-art facility that stands as the largest Indigenous-led film studio in Canada. Located on Wahnapitae First Nation land near Sudbury, this 20,000-square-foot facility with 64-foot ceilings is designed to accommodate high-end productions, providing a much-needed year-round shooting space for […]

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