Film & Television

Jio TV adds Vietnam's English channel, a move that's more than content. It’s a strategic play in a crowded market and a soft power tool for diplomacy.

A new partnership promises to untether live broadcasting with private 5G, offering a glimpse into a future with fewer cables, lower costs, and more creative freedom.

The era of a la carte streaming is ending. New data finds 51% of viewers want a hybrid of live and on-demand TV, forcing a strategic industry reset.

A new documentary on a U.S. general who loves China lands in New York, revealing a calculated play in the high-stakes world of cultural diplomacy.

Behind the new cast reveal for the hit manga's anime lies a calculated move by tech giant CyberAgent to dominate the global IP market. This is the strategy.

How MacGillivray Freeman and Grizzly Creek Films are using star power and giant screens to turn a forgotten ecosystem into a commercial and conservation event.

The Creative Educators Network Institute connects teachers with giants like Sony and Disney, honoring visionaries and building real-world pathways for students.

Filmmaker Daniel Peddle is adapting the novel 'Cold Moon Rising,' moving beyond crime mechanics to explore the deep psychological systems behind human desperation.

Beyond the celebrity swag lies a multi-million dollar ecosystem. We dissect how the Emmys' Giving Suite turns glamour into brand gold and funds TV's future.

While industry reports reveal a troubling decline in on-screen diversity, three NYFA alumni from Mexico are proving that global stories are Hollywood's future.

A global media firm's move into Germany signals a major shift. As consumers tune out ads, brands are now vying for a role inside the story itself.

Alter Eco's new 'Practical Magic 2' chocolate line is more than a movie tie-in. It's a strategic spell, blending nostalgia, ethics, and indulgence.

Reading International posts record post-pandemic profits, fueled by a stellar film slate. But beneath the surface, a surge in short-term debt reveals a high-stakes balancing act.

America's Got Talent's new format partners with the iconic Laugh Factory, creating a powerful new model for authentic talent scouting and viral success.

Entertainment Partners' deal with NYU Tisch is more than a donation; it's a strategic move to wire cost-discipline into the DNA of tomorrow's filmmakers.

A new film made for $1,000 by one person using AI has ten different endings. It's not just a movie; it's a direct challenge to Hollywood's entire value chain.

Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' has become IMAX's biggest film ever, driving record profits and showcasing groundbreaking camera technology.

A seventh delay in a massive debt restructuring signals deep trouble for the Paramount-WBD mega-merger, raising questions about its financial and legal viability.

A new Vancouver studio is bypassing formula, betting its future on a real-life spy thriller and a dark neo-noir. Is this the new blueprint for market entry?

With a key hire from Activision Blizzard, Kartoon Studios is betting its future on monetizing classic IPs like Winnie the Pooh and the Stan Lee Universe. Is this the pivot that finally unlocks shareholder value?