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Los Angeles County’s entertainment sector eliminated roughly 20,000 positions between 2023 and 2024. Broadcast divisions shrank. Development slates contracted. Legacy studio lots that once employed thousands consolidated floor by floor. From the outside, the market looks like it should be flooded with available talent.

OpenAI last week launched Sora 2, an artificial intelligence model that can generate high-definition video clips with sound and more realistic physics. The release has been described by the company as a turning point for AI-video generation. 

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.

South Africa’s film and television industry says negotiations with the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) have reached a deadlock after months of unsuccessful engagements, accusing the department of failing to address a crisis that threatens thousands of jobs and the future of the country’s production sector.

One of the most concerning developments in 2026 for cinephiles is the growing embrace of generative artificial intelligence in the filmmaking process from prominent filmmakers, actors and studios. Beyond mere verbal endorsement, many have entered into multi-million dollar partnerships with AI companies.

Fawad Khan, Iqra Aziz star in new film being developed as part of Sindh government-funded project aimed at supporting

The European Commission has proposed the Industrial Accelerator Act, a set of new measures to increase demand for low-carbon, European-made technologies and products. These measures will boost manufacturing, support business growth, and create jobs in the EU, while accelerating industry’s shift to cleaner, future-ready technologies.

Years after Guillermo del Toro declared “animation is cinema” at the Oscars, the industry remains a redheaded stepchild of Hollywood.

“We have a competitive incentive in New Mexico that continues to draw attention and bring productions here to shoot,” New Mexico Film Office Director Steve Graham said

Baghdad’s old movie theatres stand abandoned in dust, bearing witness to Iraq’s once-vibrant cultural scene