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As artificial intelligence increasingly makes its way into the entertainment industry, it equips creators with powerful tools—but it also brings new, sometimes troubling, challenges. Professionals in ...

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We don’t need to wait until Hollywood opens for business in 2025 to tell you how it will end. Or at the very least, we’re here to take wild (and some not-so-wild) guesses about what’s to come. Yes, ...

The SAG-AFTRA and Writers Guild strikes -- lasting 118 days and 148 days respectively -- may have ended, but concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) taking over jobs in the entertainment industry ...

From price hikes on cameras to shifts in production strategies, the impacts of the Trump Tariffs on the industry are going to be one of the main talking points of NAB. Yesterday’s announcement of ...

Nelly Voukaki, Co-Founder and Chief Customer Officer at Looper Insights, has 16+ years of experience in the digital media sector. Today, we live in a world where competing for attention from your ...

Jobs in the entertainment industry and adjacent fields fell in the month of September, even as the broader U.S. labor market continued to pick up steam, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics numbers ...

The Entertainment Industry College Outreach Program has partnered with Amazon MGM Studios to create a more equitable and inclusive talent pipeline with HBCU students and other under-represented ...

Establishing a strong network of connections is essential for success in the entertainment industry. Building relationships with industry professionals, collaborating with fellow artists, and staying ...

As two more major musicals bite the dust, the local theatre industry hopes a live performance incentive modelled on a successful UK scheme will provide salvation.