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A video game trader says his industry faces the loss of thousands of jobs because of the phase out of physical media.

A new campaign promoting Western Australian screen industry career pathways was launched today by the Cook Labor Government at the Perth Film Studios Careers Day.

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The Federal Government said on Friday that it was targeting the creation of two million jobs in the creative industry by 2030 as it moves to turn the country’s cultural assets and creative talent into commercially

It’s hard getting normal people to care about the politics of the film industry. Our demands always have to be hitched to some other kind of politics. California Senator Adam Schiff recently tried national security: “We have a lot of our influence around the world as a result of American film and TV,” as he…

“I thought I could do better,” Kara Swisher told Business Insider’s Dan DeFrancesco during a talk she gave to newsroom staff.

Sky has today announced a new apprenticeship programme, with applications opening today, giving two aspiring creatives the chance to get behind the scenes at one of the UK’s leading entertainment broadcasters. The programme, beginning in January 2027, combines paid, hands-on experience with expert training across Sky Entertainment.

Hollywood post-production crews are rallying behind California Governor Gavin Newsom, hopeful that he’ll sign a bill that will create a tax credit aiming to keep their jobs in-state. 

Research from USC Price School Professor Michael Thom has shown that state film tax credits have little to no impact on film employment and end up costing states. (Photo: iStock)

Sophie Cunningham. Image via: Jerome Miron-Imagn Images Earlier this year, Sophie Cunningham made it clear that her ambitions stretch well beyond the basketball court. The Indiana Fever star signed with 3 Arts Sports in January 2026, adding a major entertainment-focused partnership to a career that already includes professional basketball and podcasting. The move signals a…