Film & Television

Bell Media's new deal with a top Hollywood producer isn't just about making TV. It's a strategic move to redefine Canada's place in the global content wars.

Director Grace Sims battled wildfires and managed a surprise pregnancy to finish her debut. Now, 'The Country They Call Life' seeks to reframe a complex debate.

The premier computer graphics conference returns to its spiritual home, showcasing LA's $333B creative economy and the AI revolution reshaping Hollywood and beyond.

With over a million visitors across three continents, Wevr is proving location-based VR can be both culturally resonant and commercially viable. But is this the future?

In a world dominated by streaming, one historic movie palace is making a bold bet on celluloid. The ALEX Theatre is back in the movie business.

Fanatics Studios greenlights a Suni Lee documentary, signaling a major move in sports media. This isn't just about gymnastics; it's about the new content ecosystem.

The LeMarco Group is building a five-city network for creative elites. I usually track energy grids, but this new infrastructure of influence is too important to ignore.

South Florida PBS is leveraging star power and cutting-edge immersion to redefine public media's role, connecting Apollo's legacy with Artemis's future.

As TCCNY marks 35 years, its Taiwan POP program is more than a festival. It's a masterclass in soft power and operational innovation. Here's the strategy.

Chicago's Midwest Film Festival expands to a five-day event, partnering with the historic Ramova Theatre to amplify the region's cinematic voices.

Director Yue Ye's crowdfunded film 'KŪKAI' explores an ancient monk's legacy, offering a powerful model for cross-cultural strategy and artistic innovation.

The media giant leverages new debt for a strategic acquisition while buying back preferred stock at a steep discount, a bold bet on local broadcast's future.

Gray Media's latest acquisition isn't just another deal. It's a masterclass in financial engineering and a sign of the relentless consolidation reshaping local news.

As France Licensing Day kicks off, an exclusive Carrefour keynote signals a new era where retail strategy, not just content, dictates brand success.

Upper Deck's Space Jam anniversary isn't just nostalgia. It's a high-stakes playbook for how corporations are blending culture, sport, and collectibles.

How one filmmaker is turning an award-winning short into a feature by leveraging festival gold, top-tier talent, and the untold story of America's first serial killer family.

A Chinese port city is using short films to reshape its global image. It's a calculated strategy of cultural diplomacy with significant economic ambitions.

Hong Kong is betting big on AI to revolutionize its animation sector, using a state-backed scheme to turn local studios into global contenders at Annecy.

Tying a toy drive to Toy Story 5 is smart marketing, but does this model truly serve our communities and environment? I investigate.

As big banks exit Hollywood, two veteran financiers launch a fund to fill the void, treating film lending as a de-risked, data-driven asset class.