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Nivola and Parker lead Yamazaki’s Grandgear at Sony
Takashi Yamazaki sets his first major studio film at Sony with Sam Nivola and Nico Parker, while Paul Giamatti is in talks; production expected in 2027.
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Prime Video Cancels Ride or Die After One Season
Prime Video has canceled the Octavia Spencer-Hannah Waddingham buddy dramedy after one season, a quick verdict on a high-profile original.
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Vibe Box Office Day 2: 56% Jump Takes Total to ₹4.35 Cr
Vibe added ₹2.65 crore net on Saturday, up 55.9% from Friday, with night shows leading at 32.69% occupancy. Two-day total: ₹4.35 crore.
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California OKs Standalone Postproduction Tax Credit
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB 2319, a $10 million standalone postproduction incentive that lets projects shot elsewhere bring post work to California.
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Netflix Ends Sweet Magnolias After 5 Seasons; Creator Reacts
Netflix has ended Sweet Magnolias after a five-season run that reached the Global Top 10 in 60-plus countries. Creator Sheryl J. Anderson…
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Prime Video Cancels Ride Or Die Despite Chart-Topping Viewership
Prime Video cancels Hannah Waddingham-Octavia Spencer hit after one season; Paramount shops it. Nielsen and Luminate data show why the move is…
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California Signs Post-Production Tax Credit Into Law
California’s AB 2319 creates credits for picture editorial, sound, music, VFX and finishing, even when filming happens outside the state.
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Stranger Things: Tales from ’85 Season 3 hinges on viewership
Netflix has not renewed Stranger Things: Tales from ’85 for Season 3. Early Season 2 charts are soft, and the showrunner says…
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California Fixes Tax Credit Catch for Independent Producers
California exempts independent productions from tax credit caps and speeds monetization payouts from five years to two, shifting production finance math.
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California Passes Standalone Post-Production Tax Credit
California now offers a 35%-50% standalone post-production tax credit, with no in-state filming requirement. Here’s what it means for the business.