It’s the end of an era in Century City.
Disney will officially vacate the historic Fox Studio Lot by the close of 2025, capping off a seven-year leaseback agreement that followed its 2019 acquisition...
The message coming out of Honolulu this week was loud and clear: Hawaii’s film and television industry is in crisis—and the people who power it are calling for urgent action.
Hundreds of producers, a...
Texas is looking to become the next heavyweight in U.S. film production—and this time, it’s putting half a billion dollars behind the pitch.
At a recent Senate Finance Committee hearing, the Lone Sta...
As YouTube celebrates its 20th birthday, Wall Street is giving it a shiny new crown — “King of All Media.” According to analysts at MoffettNathanson, the Google-owned video giant is not only leading t...
Manitoba’s screen industry just added a new production destination to its map. On Friday, Juliette Hagopian and her team cut the ribbon on Jette Studios, a brand-new 25,200-square-foot soundstage in t...
Today, Amazon confirmed what the industry has long speculated: Jen Salke is stepping down as Head of Amazon MGM Studios, transitioning into a production deal with the studio she’s led since 2018. In h...
Japan just made a bold move to stay in the global production game—extending its eye-popping 50% cash rebate through January 2026.
The program, run by Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry i...
StageRunner has officially launched its new Project Tracker, a monthly report designed to give soundstage operators, equipment vendors, and other industry suppliers a critical edge when chasing new bu...
California is back in the game—or at least it’s trying to be. A newly amended version of Senate Bill 630 is proposing a major revamp of the state’s Film and TV Tax Credit Program, with a headline-grab...
Veteran actor and podcast host Rob Lowe isn’t holding back. On a recent episode of his “Literally!” podcast, he slammed California’s response to the mass exodus of film and TV production, calling the ...