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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.

Srinagar, Sept 7: Celebrated filmmaker Vidhu Vinod Chopra today said J&K’s maiden International Film Festival could mark “the beginning of Kashmir’s journey to filmmaking”, urging young people in the Valley to pick up cameras, make films and take their stories to audiences across the world.

The next iPhone could get a feature photographers have wanted for ages. Prakhar Khanna/CNET

It’s a well-known misconception that absolutely everyone who works in film and TVhas earned Scrooge McDuck levels of wealth from doing it — they do not. But California state and the City of Los Angeles have long taken that for granted that, even when productions go elsewhere to shoot films or TV shows, they’ll come…

Newsmax (NMAX) stock has drawn attention after a recent move that left its one day return down 3.4%, even as the month return sits at 34.8% and the past 3 months at 21.4%.

A new report is putting hard numbers on a fear that has been building in Hollywood for months. If the Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery merger goes through, Los Angeles County could lose about 4,500 direct film and television jobs over the next three years.

Indian filmmaker believes AI dismantling traditional barriers to cinema; could empower new generation of storytellers

Washington DC [US], August 11 (ANI): Hollywood star Brad Pitt is keeping an open mind about the growing use of artificial intelligence in filmmaking, saying AI, if used as a tool, could help more mid-budget movies get made while acknowledging concerns about its impact on actors and their performances, according to Variety. The Oscar-winning actor…

Los Angeles County supervisors are working on a new initiative called the “Entertainment Evergreen Fund” to support independent film productions with budgets under $1 million.

Los Angeles County supervisors are working on a new initiative called the “Entertainment Evergreen Fund” to support independent film productions with budgets under $1 million.