Browsing: Film & Production
America Is Spending Billions to Bring Production Back. But Is It Bringing Back the Next Format?
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How Film Commissions Must Adapt to the $11 Billion Microdrama Economy Article 4 of 12 America Is Spending Billions to…
Few screen partnerships have become as culturally inseparable as Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Their names are now so tightly…
How Film Commissions Must Adapt to the $11 Billion Microdrama Economy Article 3 of 12 Why Minimum-Spend Requirements Could Cost…
Beyond the Laurels: Why the Next Generation of Film Festivals Must Do More Than HandOut Awards
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On the Côte d’Azur, EE Screen Festival is being built around a question increasinglyrelevant to independent filmmakers: what happens after…
Fred Astaire made dozens of films across a screen career that stretched from the early 1930s into the final decades…
A Film Noir Stripped to Its Bleakest Essentials When Detour was released in 1945, it possessed none of the resources…
Independent Film Has a Supply Problem. The Next Renaissance May Already Be Taking Shape.
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For much of the past several years, the conversation surrounding independent cinema has beendominated by contraction. Financing became more difficult,…
As Hollywood recalibrates after the expiration of one of independent film’s most familiarfederal tax provisions, Washington is considering something considerably…
Hungary Strengthens Its Position as a Premier Destination for International FilmProduction
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Hungary has spent more than two decades cultivating its reputation as one of Europe’s mostsophisticated production destinations, attracting major international…
60 Episodes, 7 Days, $150,000: The Production Economics That Could Reshape Global Filming
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The $11 Billion Format Film Incentives Were Never Designed For Series 2-12 60 Episodes, 7 Days, $150,000: The Production Economics…
