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Andrew Karpen founded indie distribution company Bleecker Street in 2014 and built the studio into a home for original and filmmaker-driven projects. He was 59.
All levels of Hollywood workers are now banding together to push for legislation that would change the state’s tax incentive program. But with a budget under stress, approval is anything but sure.
“The Chosen,” a TV series about the life of Jesus Christ, has attracted Christians and non-churchgoers alike. Now in its fifth season, it has made a splash debuting on theatrical screens.
Some analysts believe Netflix will weather any pullback in the advertising market caused by global trade disputes.
Already facing a new rival theme park in Orlando, Fla., Disney must now contend with a more difficult economic environment that could dampen attendance.
The news of decreasing film production in Los Angeles comes as lawmakers continue pushing for a revamped film and TV tax incentive program.
Top theater lobbyist Michael O’Leary called for a minimum theatrical window for 45 days. But many say it’s too late to turn back time.
Coming off a tough first quarter at the box office, studios showed off their best films, and in some cases, star-studded casts, at the annual CinemaCon trade show in Las Vegas.
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In 2024, soundstage occupancy levels decreased to 63%, down from 69% the year before. The number of on-stage shoot days for 2023 also declined, according to a new report.
Warner Bros. film studio has seen a string of box office disappointments, including ‘Mickey 17’ and ‘The Alto Knights.’ Will its ambitious slate, including ‘A Minecraft Movie,’ turn around its prospects?
