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In a bid to keep up with the fast-evolving TV viewing habits of its audience, Telemundo has launched a new Sunday night drama franchise billed as “Series Premium.”
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What could “inclusion riders” — or truly inclusive hiring — do for Hollywood? Maurício Mota, co-president of Wise Entertainment and an executive producer of Hulu’s “East Los High,” explains.
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The network's new slate also includes a green light for a sketch series set at the Comedy Cellar and several projects in development.
Comedy Central continues to lean hard on the Broad City talent pool, ordering a new series from one castmember and developing projects from several of its scribes.
Hilda Hidalgo’s second film screens in Mexico on May 11
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Underscoring the growing interest in Latinx fare among pay TV and SVOD companies, premium pay TV outlet Starz has snapped up Hilda Hidalgo’s “Violeta at Last,” which now screens at the IFF Panama.
Saturday, May 5th • L.A. Center Studios • 10 am–6 pm
Don’t miss the only conference held exclusively to promote & celebrate filming in California! The program will open with keynote speaker, award-winning actor Courtney B. Vance. Panels will include: “The Making of the Amazon Series, Bosch” with moderator (KCRW’s) Elvis Mitchell, bestselling author/executive producer Michael Connelly and Titus Welliver, who so skillfully portrays the iconic Harry Bosch. Other panels will include “Women Behind the Scenes,” “Film Festivals–A Primer” and “The Magic of VFX.” The event will conclude with the presentation of the California Golden Slate Award to NCIS Executive Producer, Mark Horowitz.
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Fox has put in development Forte, a supernatural musical soap based on the Fox International series Cumbia Ninja, from writer Justin Lo (Parenthood, Mistresses), producer Ben Silverman (Jane the Virgin), former Devious Maids star Roselyn Sanchez and Eric Winter (Secrets and Lies).
The Motion Picture Association of America, Inc. has updated their website to better highlight the work they do for the creative community, and showcase the impact their film & television industry has on our nation and around the world. At the new and improved mpaa.org you may find a variety of relevant information—like research and findings—quickly and easily to help you in your work and messaging for the creative community.
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Hola Mexico Full Scholarship for Emerging Latino Filmmakers
The LA PHIL would like to invite NALIP to attend a special performance on April 28, 2018 at the Walt Disney Concert Hall!