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Japanese IP boom lifts TIFFCOM to 4,600 visitors
Tokyo’s TIFFCOM logged about 4,600 visitors and 300 exhibitors in 2025 as Japanese IP, remake rights and an AI keynote draw global buyers.
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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.
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California Adds $10M Post-Production Tax Credit
The new incentive lets projects shoot anywhere but claim California credits for in-state editing and VFX work, with a union-wage safeguard.
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Netflix US Top 10: New Releases and Chart Moves, Sept 19 2026
Netflix added 34 titles this week; Tyler Perry’s sequel and Crew Girl topped the movies and series charts. Here’s what the points…