Hollywood Production in Canada Soars on Currency, Tax Credits
Foreign location shooting leaped to a record $3.76 billion in 2017 as 'Deadpool 2' and 'The Shape of Water' went north to shoot.
Cineplex Working With Studios to Make Potential Early In-Home Movie Rentals a "Win-Win"
CEO Ellis Jacob says the Canadian exhibition giant is collaborating with studios to make any premium VOD window "a win-win for both of us."
Oscars: Where the Crafts Guilds and the Academy Went in Different Directions
While the Visual Effects Society and the Oscars both rewarded 'The Jungle Book,' most of the other guilds and associations made choices that weren't seconded by the eventual Academy Award winners.
Oscars: 7 Films Advance in Makeup and Hairstyling Race
The lineup includes the Swedish foreign-language entry 'A Man Called Ove.'
'Star Wars' vs. 'Star Trek': The Differences Between the Fans Revealed
Gay bar or dive bar? Six Flags or The Lego Store? Foursquare data shows what enthusists of each franchise is more likely to visit.
'The Jungle Book,' 'Rogue One' Advance in Visual Effects Oscar Race
Animated feature contender 'Kubo and the Two Strings' also makes the cut.
Vancouver Film Industry Unveils China Focus With New Commissioner
U.K. transplant David Shepheard eyes more business ties and co-productions with Asia for a city already bursting with Hollywood shoots.
Paramount Vice Chair Rob Moore to Exit
The shake-up at Viacom has hit the No. 2 executive at the film studio.
China Box Office: 'Star Trek Beyond' Wins Slow Second Weekend With Just $11.3M
Sony's 'The Shallows' took second place with $8.3 million, while Kevin Spacey's cat comedy 'Nine Lives' was a step behind with $8.1 million.
Chris Pine Applauds Gay Character in CBS' New 'Star Trek': "It's About F—ing Time"
