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2011 L.A. feature film production edges up, TV dips
Los Angeles continued to lose TV shoots in 2011 to New York, but the area saw a modest increase in feature activity, partly due to the state's film tax credit.
Overall, on-location filming in Los Angeles area rose 4% last year, as a rise in feature...Tags: Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Los Angeles Police Department, Drama (genre), Organized Crime, Ben Affleck
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State remains in a reel battle
Efforts to stop the years-long flight of film crews from California to faraway locations are gaining steam.
Los Angeles City Councilman Paul Krekorian has proposed new tax incentives to keep production crews filming in his city. The effort follows...Tags: Finance, Jennifer Aniston, New York City, Economic Policy, Kevin Smith
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Film expo coming to Burbank
The media capital of the world will host the Createasphere Entertainment Technology Expo beginning Wednesday afternoon, bringing industry professionals and educators together while featuring the latest in cutting-edge filmmaking technology. Originally...Tags: Texas, Entertainment, Movies, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Documentary (genre)
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An interesting new genre
Glendale filmmaker Carly Lyn chose the unlikely pairing of genres — Western and science fiction — in her new film "A Foundling."
Lyn, 25, wrote and directed the film receiving its premiere at the Dances with Films festival next week in West...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Texas, Science, Genres, Documentary (genre)
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Assembly committee supports extending California film tax credit
Company TownCalifornia lawmakers moved a step closer to approving a five-year extension of the state's popular film tax credit program.... -
News Corp. buys stake in Chinese film studio
Company TownBEIJING – Twentieth Century Fox parent News Corp. has agreed to acquire a 19.9% stake in Beijing-based Bona Film Group, the latest attempt by Hollywood to cash in on Asia’s biggest movie boom. It also signals the global aspirations of...... -
Megan Ellison is energizing indie film world
She's a 26-year-old former party girl with social anxiety issues, a motorcycle-riding iconoclast who dropped out of USC and attends meetings in Led Zeppelin T-shirts.
Megan Ellison is also the most powerful new producer in Hollywood, running a burgeoning...Tags: Media Industry, Philip Seymour Hoffman, There Will Be Blood (movie), Companies and Corporations, The Hurt Locker (movie)
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Technology boosts South Florida's adult video business
While Los Angeles is still the mecca for adult films and videos, South Florida has its share of adult video makers and producers of X-rated online content and websites. Even more than making films here, South Florida is known for the websites that...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Broward County, Henry Flagler, Palm Beach County, Television Industry
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New York City crows about record year for TV production
As California lawmakers mull whether to extend funding for the state's film tax credit program, rival New York City is crowing about having another record year for TV production. New York City Film Commissioner Katherine Oliver said the city was on track...
Tags: ABC (tv network), New York City, Taxation, Credit and Debt, Entertainment
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State incentives give film industry a boost in Maryland
Capital News ServiceMove over, Los Angeles. Production companies are looking to Baltimore as a backdrop for filming locations, thanks in part to state funding used to lure them to Maryland. And film industry people say Maryland’s economy is reaping the rewards....Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Sarah Palin, Italy, Companies and Corporations
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On Location: Virgin Group faces challenges filming at 35,000 feet
British tycoon Sir Richard Branson has made a career out of bucking conventions — opening a recording studio in a country estate, building an affordable, premium airline service with soft violet mood lighting and seat-back entertainment screens, and...
Tags: Jodie Foster, Federal Aviation Administration, Travel, Los Angeles Film Festival, Robert De Niro
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On Location: Virgin flies high with 'Departure Date' film
Company TownBritish tycoon Sir Richard Branson has made a career out of bucking conventions — opening a recording studio in a country estate, building an affordable, premium airline service with soft violet mood lighting and seat-back entertainment screens, and...
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