Written by Robyn Charles California has always set the standard for innovation — not just in how stories are told, but in who gets to tell them. Governor Newsom’s expansion of the Film & Television Tax Credit Program 4.0 has already reignited production and brought thousands of jobs home. Now, with the right tools in place, California can make sure those jobs reflect the diversity of the state that makes those stories possible.
Written by Staff Writer The all-important Costume Designer process – it’s more than just putting cute outfits together!
Written by Staff Writer Film scores and soundtracks – why are these so important to a film? Let’s talk about it!
Written by Staff Writer Big film studios have mentioned AI replacing writers – but what consequences could come of this?
Written by Staff Writer The deep fake revolution will be televised – and it might pose danger to creators everywhere.
Written by Staff Writer This short quiz will help you figure out which career paths in the film industry best suit you!
Written by Staff Writer Living in LA might seem like the only way to make it, but these other cities may also serve you well.
Written by Staff Writer Location scouts set the scene – literally! We explore the details of this filmmaking step.
Written by Staff Writer 12 hour work days? In entertainment, it’s all too common. We go further and discuss – is it worth it?
Written by Staff Writer Union or No? That’s up to you! DPP here with info to help you decide your future in the industry.
Written by Staff Writer Breaking into the Film and TV Industry: Where do I start? The film and television industry has always held a captivating allure for aspiring professionals who dream of playing a role in creating captivating stories that capture the hearts and minds of audiences worldwide. And we know – a lot of the times you don’t […]
Written by Robyn Charles Written by Staff Writer Whether as an independent, low-budget, or student project, you made a film! That is a huge accomplishment and cause for celebration. Congratulations! Now all you have to do is convince an audience to go see it. That is where film marketing comes in. These days, however, it gets harder and […]
Written by Robyn Charles Written By Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki It is difficult for a writer not to have heard of the ubiquitous writing advice, ‘Show, not tell’. The aim is to use language to portray events unfolding in action rather than mere narration which inevitably results in ‘info-dumping.’ Grand as this advice seems, it is not always practicable and […]
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