British Columbia currently offers a 28-per cent production services credit to both domestic and foreign producers, with no requirement for Canadian content.

Kelly Reichardt, Bong Joon Ho and Lynne Ramsay are all back in harness, and fans of Richard Linklater, Josh O’Connor, Tatiana Maslany and Jessie Buckley can look forward to double helpings in 2025.

The California tax credit program is not an investment in the future of the film and television industry—it is a giveaway to ...

As fans look forward to James Norton's upcoming new ITV drama, Playing Nice, he opens up about juggling producing and acting ...

The British Columbia government is increasing tax incentives for both local and international film and TV projects in an ...

Malaimare Jr.: Exactly. Actually, our key grip Mackie Roberts had a brilliant idea that instead of just doing fabric green ...

NEOM, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia – NEOM Media and Hakawati Entertainment have announced a strategic partnership to produce up to ...

Have influencers on social media created a new career field worthy of formal education? A growing number of universities are ...

Saudi Arabia's Neom Media hub has forged a partnership with Hakawati Entertainment comprising a nine-picture deal and a new ...

Jumping off TV, a new production is bringing several holiday movies to the stage... even Die Hard. Presented by St. Clair College's Music Theatre Performance students, Hollywood Holidays is ...

Steve Mensch, president of Tyler Perry Studios and passionate aviator, passes away in a plane accident, leaving behind a ...

A new R900 million lease agreement in Paardevlei in Somerset West has been spearheaded to develop a world-class film set and studio in CT.