Weekly Journal #210

Industry News

U.S. Consumers Strongly Support Government Regulation on AI Content: HarrisX Survey (VIP+)

How Bad Can it Get in Hollywood? (New York Times)

Where The Jobs Are And Aren't (Fuzzy Door)

Half of Streaming Users Don’t Know Which Service Their Favorite Show Is On (IndieWire)

Alan Cumming Wants Us All to Let Go (The New Yorker)

Film

‘Fly’ Directors Spent Seven Years Capturing the Drama Behind BASE Jumping (Hollywood Reporter)

The Designer Who Makes Movie Posters Worthy of Museums (New York Times)

A Grand Universal Theory of Oppenheimer’s Success (Puck)

This Is How Much Disney Has Made Off of the Star Wars and Marvel Franchises (Hollywood Reporter)

Television

‘Shōgun’ might be the TV program of the year (again) in FX’s majestic new telling (CNN)

How New 'Star Trek' Shows Get Made, According to Alex Kurtzman (Collider)

‘The Bear’ Quietly Renewed For Season 4 To Film Back To Back With Season 3 (Deadline)

NETFLIX OVERSEAS CONTENT SPEND SET TO SURPASS U.S. FOR FIRST TIME (VIP+)

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John Wells