Film/TV

Germany, France, Spain and Italy have pledged tax relief and other support for cinemas, independent businesses and freelance workers hit by the COVID-19 lockdown, with calls for th... More

Apple’s promise of high-quality video “shot on iPhone” is getting another real-world stress test, as late-night TV host Conan O’Brien announced he will return to doing full... More

Comcast-owned Sky will give residential customers an option to pause their sports subscriptions while the coronavirus has effectively brought the sporting world to a halt. The oper... More

Fox said it is giving people who do not have pay-TV subscriptions access to its broadcast stations and cable news network during the coronavirus outbreak. Fox News will be availabl... More

Season premieres take the top 3 starting with Netflix series, On My Block. The teen dramedy rises to No. 1 with its third season as another dramedy, Red Band Club (No. 2), earns ru... More

The National Football League is now clear to negotiation new massive television rights deals now that its players union has ratified a new collective bargaining agreement that shou... More

AMC Theatres announced on Monday that it will close all theaters nationwide for six to 12 weeks in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The decision came as governors of a dozen s... More

Disney’s ESPN released its first details on how it plans to fill programming on its networks with collegiate and professional sports canceled during the coronavirus outbreak, inc... More

A recent study in the UK showed that more than 63% of Gen Z, who are digital natives, end up using subtitles as it not only helps them watch content on-the-move, but also aids in b... More

Technicolor colorist Jodie Davidson worked closely with cinematographers Sean Price Williams and Ashley Connor to give the series an intimate, home-made feel. “I loved working wi... More

Having wiped sports off the tube entirely, the coronavirus has taken a crowbar to the knees of the U.S. television marketplace. Millions of gross ratings points have been flung to ... More

Nearly every major studio soon will have its own streamer, but what separates a theatrical title from straight-to-digital remains elusive as producers complain that execs "keep mov... More

Disney’s ESPN has long called itself the worldwide leader in sports. Now it will have to figure out what to do when there aren’t any. On what could be called Black Thursday for... More

There were moments not long ago when many folks thought the future of video was the PC, or the tablet, or the phone, or even the hologram. It hasn’t played that way. In fact, the... More

The Television Academy’s decision to ban DVD mailers from the Emmy Awards campaign initially earned widespread raves from networks and studios. But then came the fine print. Beca... More

The need for live programming that attracts viewers who will sit through commercials — something the NFL delivers in spades — will substantially drive up the rights fee paid to... More

Each country’s movie-going culture is different, but as the localization market expands with streaming, so does dubbing.... More

The reality of the TV business today is that reality TV can be better business. Once described by Netflix’s content chief Ted Sarandos as “disposable,” reality TV shows and o... More

Bursting onto the dubbing scene in an increasingly OTT world means we’re geared to address the challenges faced by the biggest names in entertainment right now. Working closely w... More

ABC’s longest-running prime-time entertainment show, “America’s Funniest Home Videos” (AFV) will be inducted into the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Broadcastin... More