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Clubhouse Conversations: Christian Sprenger (Widow’s Bay)
In this episode of Clubhouse Conversations, cinematographer Christian Sprenger, ASC is joined by interviewer M. David Mullen, ASC to discuss his work on Widow’s Bay — a horror-comedy series set in a New England island town under an ancient curse that draws supernatural evil to the area. Sprenger received an Emmy nomination…
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Two more internet horrors are headed to theaters
Zach Cregger and Steven Spielberg Ever since 'Backrooms' and 'Obsession' proved internet-born horror could pack theaters with younger audiences, the town has been trying to bottle the same lightning. In the weeks after those hits, agency assistants were reportedly combing through Reddit, YouTube, and TikTok like truffle…
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Meet Paul Rogers, the songwriter turned FinTech founder who built the CASHét payments platform
Paul Rogers built CASHét from an indie production lifeline into the industry standard for digital AP payments and fraud prevention. He learned a lot along the way. When asked to describe his career path, Paul Rogers muses, “I’ve had an interesting life.” As a founder of CASHét, and now EVP at Entertainment…
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Deadline Announces Winners of 14th NFMLA Awards
Another year, another set of Best of Winners!💫🎞️ Thank you, Matthew Carey and Deadline, for helping us announce this year's Best of NMFLA Award winners, presented by NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA)! 🏆 🎬 This year's winners were selected by a jury of 29 entertainment industry professionals from a pool of 84 nominees…
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California Just Approved 41 New Films. The Real Story Is in the Spend, Not the Count!!
California just approved 41 new films in the final round of its expanded Film and Television Tax Credit. Here is what the headlines miss. By count, this looks like an indie town. 35 of the 41 films are independent, with 30 under $10M. By dollars, not so much. One Warner Bros. feature carries $121M in qualified spend, more…
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⚡️ Quick hits…
🗳️ The DGA ratified their new contract. Members passed it "overwhelmingly," according to guild leaders. The four-year deal locks in job protections, bigger health contributions, and director control over AI-generated footage. It's the last of Hollywood's three big unions to settle this cycle. 🏆 The Oscars are getting 529…
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Check out photos of our NFMLA June 2026 Film Festival!
Thank you to everyone who attended our June Film Festival on June 20th! It was an amazing time as we highlighted LGBTQ+ Cinema, as well as work from FIFA Participating Countries!😁🏳️🌈⚽️ You can find more photos of the event on our website below!…
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NFMLA Film Festival | InFocus: Canadian Cinema
🇨🇦We are thrilled to announce our July Monthly Film Festival and annual InFocus: Canadian Cinema program on July 18th, 2026, at the South Park Center in DTLA! The June 2026 Film Festival | InFocus: Canadian Cinema kicks off with films made in Los Angeles and California. The program will then continue and conclude with two…
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Film productions in Hawaii
Aloha, I have worked in the film industry since 2008, as a Marine Coordinator, Picture Boat Coordinator, Rigging Grip, Grip and Prop Maker. Projects that include White Lotus, Red One, NCIS HAWAII, Magnum PI, Live Action Moana, Protecting Jared, Temptation Island, and Untammed Season 2 just to name a few. WE have incredibly…
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Welcome to the Production Lot: New Member Quick Start Guide.
Welcome to the Production Lot! This community is a central hub to ask questions, find answers, promote your work, share feedback and offer tips to your industry colleagues. We're excited to have you here and want you to get the most out of every minute you spend with us. Here's a quick-guide to get you started: 🚀 Become a…