
Local 700 Members Lobby Lawmakers To Expand Production Tax Credits in California
By Kristin Marguerite Doidge For more than a century, California has served as the heart of the global […]
By Kristin Marguerite Doidge For more than a century, California has served as the heart of the global […]
“I don’t think Amy and Daniel think in terms of ‘comedy or ‘drama.’ They’re influenced by what they love. I remember talking to Amy about ‘The Sopranos’—it’s considered a drama, but it’s also really funny.” […]
“This is a show I think people are going to want to watch from start to finish. It’s not going to suffer from series fatigue.” […]
By Rob Feld For editors Julia Grove, Lai-San Ho, and Howard Leder, landing on Hulu’s drama series “Paradise” felt […]
Where are you currently employed? I’m finishing up on “Battleground,” a nationally syndicated show covering the “battleground states” of […]
By Su Fang Tham David E. Kelley’s courtroom miniseries “Presumed Innocent” opens with the confident and seemingly decent attorney […]
“Beyond the aesthetic, split screens offer a lot editorially. They simplify complex story beats.” […]
By Peter Tonguette Daffy Duck and Porky Pig might not sound like the calmest, most congenial, or most coherent […]
“The world changed so much in 1964 and ‘65. We acknowledge that, with the music, and what’s happening on the street.” […]
By Kristin Marguerite Doidge Two legendary picture editors will be honored with Career Achievement Awards Friday on Jan. 18 […]
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