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The Writer’s Guild of America strikes

After negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) failed, the Writer’s Guild of America (WGA) has gone on strike. The conflict pits its 11,500 members against major studios, like Universal and Paramount, as well as streamers such as Amazon, Apple and Netflix.  Immediate effects will be seen in late night talk […]

BlueBolt extend their senior management team

Independent London-based visual effects studio BlueBolt has announced the expansion of their senior management team. Joining co-founders Lucy Ainsworth-Taylor and Angela Barson are Tracy McCreary, Henry Badgett and Nic Birmingham on the board of directors. With a high profile slate of projects on their resume, the newest additions to the team are set to the […]

Amazon awarded USD 35.3 million in Californian tax incentives for TV production

Amazon has received a generous tax incentive totalling to USD 35. 3 million for television production in California. The streaming platform’s upcoming big-budget spy thriller debut Citadel will receive USD 25 million for relocating from the UK to California for its second season and an untitled project for the company will receive USD 10.3 million. […]

Netflix releases Extraction 2 teaser

Following on from its climactic first release in 2020, mercenary Tyler Rake is returning once again for Extraction 2. After being presumed dead, Rake takes on another high stake mission. With the initial film shooting in India, Bangladesh and Thailand, the sequel travels to western and central Europe to backdrop the tense and action packed […]

Virtual production facility launched in Warsaw

VuFinder Studios, a virtual production facility, launched on 20 March in downtown Warsaw. The facility, equipped with an internal team of Unreal artists, provides a full service for both virtual and traditional production. Servicing over 20 commercials so far, brands that have made use of the space include BMW. Veet and Calgon.

UK Government increase film and tv tax breaks

The UK Spring budget released on 17 March by Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt revealed a happy outcome for the fate of tax breaks in the film and tv sector. After an uneasy period of review, British producers can breath as sigh of relief at the developments which introduced increased tax expenditures that will […]

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