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Hollywood’s production output continues to see significant contraction, with new data confirming a sharp drop in total TV episodes, hours, and series produced in 2023 and 2024. While streamers and studios recalibrate their content strategies post-Peak TV, theatrical releases have ticked upward, reflecting a shifting industry dynamic. The Decline of  TV Content According to a […]

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Las Vegas is gearing up to become Hollywood 2.0, with Mark Wahlberg, Sony Pictures Entertainment, and Howard Hughes Holdings leading the charge on a $1.8 billion film studio project in Summerlin South. If approved, Nevada’s Assembly Bill 238 (AB 238) would unlock $80 million per year in film tax credits, fueling the construction of Summerlin […]

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New Jersey’s production industry continues to gain momentum, with The Housemaid, starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried, filming at Cinelease Studios – Caven Point in Jersey City. The psychological thriller, directed by Paul Feig, is set for a Christmas Day 2025 release and is one of the latest high-profile projects benefiting from New Jersey’s aggressive […]

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Miami is making a comeback on the production map, with a surge in film and television projects taking advantage of the region’s new incentives, iconic locations, and thriving industry infrastructure. While big-budget Hollywood productions have often looked elsewhere due to Florida’s lack of a statewide tax incentive, Miami-Dade County’s High Impact Film Fund is changing […]

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On January 7, Los Angeles was hit with a devastating one-two punch: two massive wildfires that tore through the city, displacing thousands, destroying homes, and causing an estimated $60 billion in economic losses. It was a catastrophic blow, one that landed squarely on an already struggling film and television industry—an industry that, after years of […]

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The magic is back. Warner Bros. Discovery’s highly anticipated Harry Potter television series is set to start filming in summer 2025 at WB Leavesden Studios in London, marking the franchise’s biggest return since the original films wrapped over a decade ago. While casting is still underway, the series is already assembling a top-tier creative team. Oscar-winning […]

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Kansas remains one of the few states in the U.S. without film production incentives, a missed opportunity that industry leaders argue is costing the state both economic growth and local talent. While nearby states like Oklahoma and Missouri have attracted productions with competitive tax credits, Kansas has yet to implement a program that could generate […]

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Dallas is stepping up its game in the film industry, and new Film Commissioner Katie Schuck is leading the charge to position the city as a premier destination for film and TV production. With strong infrastructure, unique architecture, and a world-class food scene, Dallas has all the makings of a top-tier filming hub—and Schuck is […]

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After a challenging year that saw Canada’s production industry grind to a halt amid the Hollywood writers’ and actors’ strikes, the country is now seeing a resurgence. Productions are returning, soundstages are filling up, and international producers are once again eyeing Canada as a top destination for filming. The numbers speak for themselves—Ontario and British […]

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After a turbulent 2023 that saw production slow to a crawl due to the Hollywood writers’ and actors’ strikes, the U.K. film and TV industry has come roaring back in 2024, hitting its highest spending levels since before the pandemic. According to new data from the British Film Institute (BFI), total spending on film and […]

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