Mexico is fast becoming a top destination for global film and television productions, attracting filmmakers with its vibrant culture, diverse landscapes, and cost-effective production resources. With a growing reputation as a competitive production hub, Mexico offers a dynamic blend of talent, locations, and affordability that continues to draw major projects to the region. Mexico already […]
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Hollywood continues to face significant production challenges, as reflected in the latest FilmLA report for Q3 2024. Shoot days in Los Angeles fell by 5% compared to the same period last year, marking the second-slowest summer on record, even below the strike-hit Q3 2023. Despite hopes for a recovery, the industry’s output remains well below […]
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Hungary has officially risen to the second most important film production center in Europe, right behind London. Thanks to its rapidly growing production infrastructure and attractive incentives, the country has become a preferred destination for major film and TV projects. In 2023 alone, film production spending in Hungary reached 835 million EUR ($880 million USD), […]
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The film and television industry in the UK and Ireland is thriving, with a variety of exciting projects currently in production. From high-octane action films to psychological thrillers and beloved TV series, these regions continue to attract top talent and large-scale productions. Below is a comprehensive list of films and TV shows that are currently […]
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The film and television industry in Greater Los Angeles is facing significant shifts, as highlighted by FilmLA’s latest Scripted Content Study. Production in L.A. has fallen nearly 20%, driven by dual labor strikes and broader changes in the entertainment landscape. As FilmLA’s report notes, 2023 saw a 19.7% decline, with only 183 projects compared to […]
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Pinewood Studios is set to expand its footprint with the launch of its Indie Film Hub in the summer of 2025. This new initiative is designed to cater specifically to independent filmmakers, providing them with access to sound stages, production offices, and workshops. The facility aims to support UK filmmakers who will benefit from the […]
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Inside the ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ Misstep: How Todd Phillips Chose to Film in Los Angeles Over London
On September 30, the streets of Hollywood saw Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix on the red carpet at the TCL Chinese Theatre, marking the highly anticipated premiere of Joker: Folie à Deux. Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav joined the celebration at the Sunset Tower after-party, mingling with the film’s A-list leads. Despite the glittering […]
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The Greek government has announced a delay in reopening its highly sought-after 40% tax rebate program for international film and TV productions, pushing the date to January 2025. Originally slated to resume on October 1, 2024, the program has been paused since May 1 due to a backlog in funding and the need to finalize […]
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Fall in Chicago means cooler temperatures, the changing leaves, and, of course, the familiar sight of film crews setting up around town. With its iconic skyline, diverse neighborhoods, and rich history, Chicago continues to be a favorite for filmmakers across genres. But it’s not just the city’s aesthetic appeal drawing these productions—Illinois offers one of […]
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The recent closure of the TV production arm at Pinewood Studios, one of the most iconic names in the global entertainment industry, has sparked concerns about the future of a proposed studio complex in Little Marlow, Buckinghamshire. With Pinewood’s decision signaling a potential shift in the UK’s production landscape, locals are questioning whether the multi-million-pound […]
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