More from Katie Kilkenny
Kathleen Kennedy Admits to “a Bit of Relief” in Stepping Down From Lucasfilm After 14 Years
The longtime producer, handpicked by George Lucas to lead his company, reflected on her time at the top of the ‘Star Wars’ franchise in an interview on Wednesday.
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Why Not Film In South Carolina? Sen. Tim Scott Pushes Federal Incentive to Boost Hollywood In His State
The state, perhaps best known for ‘The Notebook’ and ‘Forrest Gump,’ isn’t a go-to filming destination. The Republican senator believes a federal incentive could help.
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IATSE Studio Teachers’ Local to Merge With Larger Property Crafts Union
The consolidation of the labor organizations is set to occur later this year, with Local 884 members becoming members of Local 44.
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Donna Gigliotti and Mike Farah Named New Producers Guild Presidents
The 'Shakespeare in Love' producer and former CEO of Funny or Die are succeeding Stephanie Allain and Donald De Line at the trade organization.
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How a Microdramas Director Landed Her First Feature Film Gig
Kristen Brancaccio has been announced as the helmer of Graviteur Studios’ ‘Crush Party,’ which is eyeing a theatrical release. She explains how her YouTube and verticals background prepared her for this moment.
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What ‘60 Minutes’ Was Missing in Its First Two New Episodes, According to Its Ex-Managing Editor
Guy Campanile, a famously exacting 34-year veteran of CBS News, offered his view of the new season — and it’s less bleak than you might think.
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‘The Tonight Show’ Is Bringing Back Its Billionaire Microdrama Satire for a Second Season
‘Who Billionaire? Me Billionaire' will premiere during the upcoming Sunday episode of Jimmy Fallon’s late-night show.
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Adam Schiff Teamed Up With Spencer Pratt on Hollywood Federal Tax Credit Push
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the Democratic lawmaker from California explained that he and the former reality star first interacted as a result of disaster relief legislation he co-sponsored.
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Federal Film and TV Tax Credit Hits Congress: Bipartisan Group Introduces Hollywood Bill
A policy that has been in the works for decades is finally getting off the ground thanks to an unlikely coalition of supporters across the aisle: “Now, we have the best opportunity in decades to get it done,” said Sen. Adam Schiff.
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Meet One of the Key Republicans Championing a Federal Film and TV Tax Credit
Georgia U.S. Rep. Brian Jack, a former political advisor to President Trump, presides over a production-heavy district including Trilith Studios and is a movie props collector.
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Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Opponents React With Dismay About Settlement
The American Economic Liberties Project and the Block the Merger Coalition slammed the transaction, with one calling it “a bad deal for the future of film, entertainment, independent journalism, and a strong democracy in this country.“
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CA Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs Bill Addressing Catch in $750M Tax Credit for Hollywood
The new law exempts indie projects from caps on the use of state tax credits and offers productions enhanced monetization of their incentives.
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