
Hollywood Labor Leaders Sound Alarm Over Two Decades of Shrinking U.S. Production Budgets
Hollywood unions warn of a 25-year slide in U.S. film and TV production spending, pushing for federal incentives to stem the decline.


Hollywood unions warn of a 25-year slide in U.S. film and TV production spending, pushing for federal incentives to stem the decline.

Two cult classic stars race to hit SAG's $28,933 earnings mark to keep their health insurance. One begs for a SAG job.

LA mayoral candidate Nithya Raman backs Trump's plan to save Hollywood, putting her at odds with rival Spencer Pratt.

Kane Parsons insists his $400M hit 'Backrooms' isn't a horror film, while the panel at Zurich Summit calls it proof of a new era.

A federal film incentive bill seeks passage this year, with backers urging action before the window closes.

San Sebastian's Creative Investors' Conference: 10 takeaways on AI, 'Obsession,' YouTube, and why international films could dominate the Oscars.

Olsberg SPI study confirms Spain's film and TV production surge to €5.68B by 2025, but international competition looms.

Spain's SETT invests €466 million to build global audiovisual players, with Good Films Studios Spain and Milo leading the charge.

Directors discuss their biggest challenges: cutting a script, a subject who won't speak, five action scenes in 30 days, and building an accessible set.

France and South Korea host the Lumiere Summit, where Macron warns against social media platforms and AI, and both nations push for cultural leadership.

LA officials are already planning for Baywatch Season 2 in Los Angeles, citing a happy production team and a $21.1M tax credit, though Fox hasn't renewed yet.

Imax hits a record $600M in Q3 box office on The Odyssey's huge run; CEO Rich Gelfond talks slate, merch, and why filmmaker ties trump M&A.
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