More from Katie Kilkenny
Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs CA Postproduction Tax Credit Into Law
The bill, AB 2319, rewards productions that locate their scoring, editing or other kinds of post work in the state.
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‘Big Mouth,’ ‘Baywatch’ and ‘The Bold Type’ Scribes Elected to Writers Guild West Board
Union members voted in five incumbents and three new leaders in election results announced on Tuesday.
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Netflix, Universal Chiefs Descend On D.C. to Capitalize on Trump Tax Credit Momentum
Ted Sarandos and Donna Langley along with SAG-AFTRA president Sean Astin and more execs convened in Washington to lobby Congress to push through an incentive this year.
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Congress Gets a “Film and TV Caucus”: Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers Push for More U.S. Production
U.S. Representatives Brian Jack, Laura Friedman, Nathaniel Moran, Linda Sánchez, Nicole Malliotakis and Tom Suozzi are co-founding the group.
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Jon Voight Explains What He’s Up to as Trump’s Special Ambassador to Hollywood
The 87-year-old Academy Award winner sat down with The Hollywood Reporter to discuss his approach to lobbying for a federal tax credit at the White House: “We have an opening here, we have some sunlight, it’s going to happen.”
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Why Should Hollywood Get a Federal Tax Credit? Nearly $250 Billion Is On the Table, Study Says
A report commissioned by the studio trade group the Motion Picture Association projected that a federal tax credit could sustain roughly 143,500 full-time equivalent jobs annually.
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Barbara Kopple Returns to the Picket Line
Fifty years after 'Harlan County, U.S.A.,' the Oscar winner's 'Union Town' follows Amazon, UPS and delivery app workers organizing in her own hometown — and finds hope even in their setbacks.
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AI Is Deflating Hollywood’s Microdramas Scene
Phone-centric soaps kept underemployed cast and crew in Los Angeles afloat after the strikes. With AI-generated verticals now flooding the apps, auditions – and hopes – are evaporating.
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Blizzard Entertainment Workers Ratify First Contracts After Two Years of Negotiations
The deals require management to bargain over the use of AI in the workplace and enshrine layoff protections at the Microsoft-owned company.
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Zendaya, David Harbour, Florence Pugh Among Stars Set to Present at the Emmys
They will be joined by other mainstays of the small and big screen including Sarah Michelle Gellar, Amy Poehler and Jon Hamm.
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Ex-‘60 Minutes’ Managing Editor Goes Public After Firing, Tells CBS Staffers to “Hold the Line”
Guy Campanile, who says he worked for CBS for 34 years, weighed in on his 2026 exit ahead of the program’s latest season.
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Stephen Colbert’s Next Act: Screenwriting Software Mogul?
The former CBS host just finished a $5 million seed funding round for his company Scripto, which is used on late night shows, awards shows and video games alike.
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