‘Fast’ Director Justin Lin Returns to Indies: “This Is the Beginning of a New Chapter”
After billions at the box office, the filmmaker returns to the Sundance Film Festival with ‘Last Days’, his first indie film ...
‘Back in Action’ Filmmaker Seth Gordon Talks Cameron Diaz’s Comeback, Jamie Foxx’s Scare and the State of Comedy
The action-comedy overcame more than the usual amount of hurdles on the way to the screen, all the way up to its New York ...
How Social Media Maven Eva Victor Became a Bonafide Sundance Auteur
With some help from Oscar winner Barry Jenkins, the online comedian has become a full-fledged multihyphenate in record time.
Filmmakers Offer Old Location Photos to Help Fire Victims — And Prove Insurance Claims
An effort is underway to connect people who lost property in the Los Angeles wildfires with production images to help them ...
‘The Stringer’ Review: Doc Aims a Piercing Light on the Business of Journalism and the Fog of War
Bao Nguyen’s documentary tracks a two-year investigation into allegations that a Pulitzer-winning Vietnam War photo was credited to the wrong person.
‘The Brutalist’ Director Brady Corbet Responds to AI Backlash
"Adrien and Felicity’s performances are completely their own," says Corbet, after details emerged on how AI technology was ...
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A Luminate report finds the total number of TV episodes produced in 2024 fell by nearly 5,000 compared to just two years ...
Film and TV Production In L.A. Was Already Plummeting. Wildfires May Hasten the Exodus
Devastating blazes have scattered thousands of crewmembers, raising fears of a quickened migration of projects away from ...
‘Age of Disclosure’ UFO Documentary Trailer Touts “Biggest Discovery in Human History”
U.S. government and military officials get candid about the UFO/UAP phenomenon in the first trailer for a newly announced "shot in secret" film by Dan Farah premiering at SXSW.
‘Furiosa’ VFX Supervisor Andrew Jackson on Film’s “Groundbreaking” 1,347 Visual Effects Shots
Ahead of the Visual Effects Society's 2025 nominations, the vet talks to The Hollywood Reporter about building the Bullet Farm, Gas Town and The Citadel, and doing face replacement work on the young ...
Hollywood TV Writer Morenike Balogun Was Reeling From the Writers Strike. Then She Lost Her Home in the Palisades Fire.
Balogun and her husband had been building their dream home with "saved pennies" when the blaze burnt it down last week.
Hollywood Exec Sounds the Alarm on State of Screen Music in L.A.: “I See the Infrastructure of the Recording Industry About to Fail”
In an open letter, orchestra contractor and Oscar winner Peter Rotter calls for action to bring back scoring work to the City ...