film industry

Cast members of a new documentary film highlight a growing problem and its impact on American life and culture.

It’s a much vaunted belief that that the release date of a movie is incredibly influential on its chances for winning the Academy Awards. The closer the release date is to the nomination deadline, the more “buzz” it has during the awards’ season, with its impression on the members of the Academy are still fresh.

Western Queens has recently—and finally—found its moment after decades of fallen expectations. Now with nearly 10,000 residential units in the pipeline, trendy restaurants, a hotel boom...

A new awards ceremony that honours B.C. actors and aims to raise the profile of the province’s talent was held in Vancouver on the weekend.

The Independent Filmmaker Project (IFP) has secured the role as operator of the planned Made in NY media center, following a submission and review process that began back in March.

New Yorkers learned from industry veterans about how to break into film and television production on Jan. 18.

The advent of 3-D technology is expected to revolutionize the way viewers watch movies and TV, sources say.

Cast members of a new documentary film highlight a growing problem and its impact on American life and culture.

It’s a much vaunted belief that that the release date of a movie is incredibly influential on its chances for winning the Academy Awards. The closer the release date is to the nomination deadline, the more “buzz” it has during the awards’ season, with its impression on the members of the Academy are still fresh.

Western Queens has recently—and finally—found its moment after decades of fallen expectations. Now with nearly 10,000 residential units in the pipeline, trendy restaurants, a hotel boom...

A new awards ceremony that honours B.C. actors and aims to raise the profile of the province’s talent was held in Vancouver on the weekend.

The Independent Filmmaker Project (IFP) has secured the role as operator of the planned Made in NY media center, following a submission and review process that began back in March.

New Yorkers learned from industry veterans about how to break into film and television production on Jan. 18.

The advent of 3-D technology is expected to revolutionize the way viewers watch movies and TV, sources say.