film industry
Coverage of film industry in the Nexus archive.
- Hawaiʻi governor signs laws to boost film industry, blue economy
Governor Josh Green signed two new laws to diversify Hawaii's economy, including increased film industry incentives and the creation of the Office of Marine Affairs to promote the state's blue economy.
- KTR using filmy language as he got used to film industry in 10-years of BRS rule: Chamala Kiran Kumar Reddy
Chamala Kiran Kumar Reddy accused KTR of using film industry language due to his 10 years in the BRS government. The claim focuses on KTR's alleged adaptation to film terminology during his political tenure.
- Other cities stole Hollywood from Los Angeles, now LA wants it back
Los Angeles is addressing a crisis in its local film industry, which is losing Hollywood—a key economic asset—to cities around the world. The city is now seeking to reclaim its position as a major film production hub.
- DoJ approves Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. deal, cementing Ellison family control of American media
The DoJ approved the Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. deal, giving the Ellison family control of American media. The deal has raised concerns about the future of the film, television, and news industries.
- This AI startup says it can tell if a script will make a hit film
Quilty, an AI startup, claims its tool can predict film success by analyzing scripts, but early tests showed it incorrectly forecasted Christy as a hit and Sinners as a flop. The company aims to 'democratize' the film industry by providing assistive tools to emerging creatives.
- Saudi Arabia fuels filmmaking ambition with generous production rebates
Saudi Arabia has increased film production rebates to 60% to attract filmmakers, but producers face challenges in collecting funds and navigating the process. A Saudi-based company was launched to assist foreign studios in accessing these incentives, which align with the kingdom’s broader entertainment strategy. However, industry growth depends on simplifying bureaucratic hurdles.
- ‘We’re expanding the cinematic toolbox’: AI fault lines on show at Cannes
The article highlights the debate over AI in cinema at Cannes, with director Darren Aronofsky advocating for its use through his studio Primordial Soup, while Guillermo del Toro opposes it, stating he would 'rather die'. The discussion occurred during an 'AI for Talent' summit, reflecting the film industry's division on AI adoption.