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Social media strategist salary data ranges from $62,339 to $93,000, depending on factors like education level, specific skills, and location [1, 2, 3, 4].

Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath met last week with leaders of the Entertainment Union Coalition to discuss challenges facing the region’s film and television industry and strategies to keep production, jobs and investment local. She laterintroduced amotion at the Board of Supervisors meeting to support legal action against the Warner Bros.-Paramount merger.

There is a particular kind of Colombo success story that rarely gets written until years after it has  already happened, the kind built quietly, in the gap between two people’s very different strengths, long before anyone outside the business notices. This week marks one such story reaching its first public milestone: the first anniversary of…

Danny DeVito has spent more than five decades proving that making a lasting impression can matter just as much as fitting Hollywood’s expectations. The actor, director, and producer has built a career spanning classic sitcoms, blockbuster films, Broadway, and ambitious projects behind the camera. Now, at 81, DeVito is sharing the simple advice he believes…

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Grammy-winning singer and songwriter Laufey has officially signed a global partnership contract with the United Talent Agency (UTA)

Sony Pictures Entertainment is restructuring its business to better position the company for growth, leading to job cuts across its film, TV and corporate divisions in the coming months.

Video editing turns raw footage into engaging content for film, social media, and digital platforms.

South Africa’s once-booming film and TV industry remains under threat as the film incentive scheme under the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) seems to remain dormant.

Public Radio Immersion Day, kicking off on October 2, 2026 is a new NPR initiative designed to introduce students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) to the people, purpose, and possibilities of public radio.