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'Walking Dead' producer Gale Anne Hurd urges expanded film credit
Company TownVeteran film and TV producer Gale Anne Hurd calls on state lawmakers to extend and expand California's film tax credit program.... -
'The Hunger Games' fuels Hollywood's appetite for North Carolina
Company TownFrom “Blue Velvet” to “Bull Durham,” North Carolina has a long filmmaking tradition. With the release of this weekend’s much-anticipated debut of “The Hunger Games,” state film officials are hoping the state... -
'Footnote' director Joseph Cedar and the new Israeli cinema
24 FramesThe Big Picture: Is Joseph Cedar's Oscar-nominated film ‘Footnote' autobiographical? Not at all. It's a look at purism in a populist world and the role of the state in society.... -
Left in the Past
LA Times MagazineRoy M. Brewer explores Ronald Reagan’s far-from-conservative early days—hear the former president in archival tapes... -
Poll shows voters favor mandatory condoms for adult film performers
L.A. NOWPoll shows voters favor mandatory condoms for adult film productions... -
On Location: Film Works debuts 'Let's Keep it Here' PSA
Company TownFilm Works has officially debuted its "Let's Keep it Here" PSA aimed at reminding Los Angelenos of the importance of their hometown industry.... -
Hollywood shakes off box office blues this summer
Company TownBox office revenues in the U.S. and Canada hit $4.4 billion between May and Labor Day, up 4.5% from the same time a year ago, according to the National Association of Theatre Owners, a record not accounting for ticket price inflation.... -
LACMA to stage fundraising gala for its film program
Culture MonsterLACMA film program: A fundraiser for LACMA's film program will honor Clint Eastwood and John Baldessari. The event's chairs include Leonardo DiCaprio, who stars in Eastwood's upcoming movie "J. Edgar."... -
On Location: Sacramento delivers a mixed bag of film tax credits
Company TownFaced with the prospect that the curtains might fall on California’s film tax credit, Hollywood breathed a collective sigh of relief after lawmakers approved a bill for a one-year extension of the program... -
Ruth Reichl on Gilt Taste and the future of food journalism
Daily DishRuth Reichl on Gilt Taste and the future of food journalism... -
On Location: Plenty of entries but few winners in California film tax credit lottery
Company TownThe state's annual lottery to determine who gets a piece of $100 million in tax breaks drew 176 applicants -- more than double the number who applied for the money last year. The state began accepting applications June 1.... -
On location: L.A. session musicians score one for 'Judy Moody' film
Company TownIt has been a slow tempo for Hollywood's session musicians. Work has grown more scarce in the last two decades as studios have slashed music budgets and composers have relied more on synthesizers and digital samplers to produce scores for......
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