If Hollywood Takes a Stand for Abortion Rights, the ‘Heartbeat Bill’ Could Cost Millions
Alyssa Milano’s call to boycott Georgia has not found support by studios, which rely on the state’s unique and valuable tax incentives.
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Here’s What TV Staffing Season Will Look Like Without Agents
Thanks to Twitter and WGA goodwill, it might not be bad — and could even present a silver lining for struggling writers.
WGA Blasts Agents’ Proposal and Calls on Writers to Fire Reps
At midnight, the WGA-ATA agreement will expire and replaced by a Code of Conduct that bans writers’ agents participating in packaging.
Writers Vs. Agents: 12 Things You Need to Know to Understand the WGA-ATA Standoff
Hollywood is waiting to see what happens next as the agreement between the disgruntled WGA and the embattled powerhouse agencies expires.
How the Gravity-Defying 59-Minute 3D Take in ‘Long Day’s Journey Into Night’ Was Shot
Plus: Watch an exclusive clip of the groundbreaking shot.
Terry Gilliam Says Amazon Was ‘Frightened’ Away From Releasing ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’
“They can’t afford lawyers, clearly,” the filmmaker joked.
Claire Denis: Inside a Master’s Creative Process
The “High Life” director shares her approach to writing, narrative structure, actors, locations, and the physical nature of cinema itself.
Cinematographer Benoit Debie Has Become the Master of Color
Miami and the Moondog: Debie finds the sublime shades of “The Beach Bum.”
WGA Votes Overwhelmingly for New Code of Conduct, Agents Have a Week to Negotiate Before They’re Fired
Entering the last week of negotiations, the WGA puts CAA and WME in an impossible position – pitted between Wall Street and the writers.
Cuomo Suggests Ending New York Film Tax Incentives in Response to Failed Amazon Deal
Once a staunch supporter of the tax incentive, Cuomo said he’d cut it to cover a budget shortfall while taking a dig at his Amazon opponents.
SXSW: Here Are the Cameras Used to Shoot the 2019 Scripted Narrative Features
Directors and cinematographers take IndieWire behind the scenes of how they shot their indie features.
‘Minding the Gap’: Bing Liu Was Working 90 Minutes Away When His Story Was Dramatically Unfolding
Toolkit Podcast: The Oscar nominee had incredible subjects, but they weren’t the best communicators while Liu was working on Chicago sets.
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