Weekly Journal #267

Industry News

California Tries Offering Hollywood New Perks to Make Up for Catch in $750 Million Incentive Program (The Hollywood Reporter)

$10 Million in Funding Earmarked for CA Postproduction Tax Credit If Gov. Newsom Signs (The Hollywood Reporter)

The Rise of ‘Love Island USA’: From Death Threats Against Contestants to Agency Battles for the Biggest Stars (Variety)

Paramount’s Trying To Pull A Fast One With $1.88B Bond Request In Antitrust Trial, State AGs And WGA Declare (Deadline)

California Lawmakers Officially Carve Out Compromises For Film Industry On Corporate Tax Credit Cap (Deadline)

The AI Conversation We Need to Have with Tristan Harris (Apple Podcasts)

Maybe Paramount-Warner SHOULD Leave L.A. (The Hollywood Reporter)

Film

The 65 Movies That Have Made More Than $1 Billion At The Global Box Office (Deadline)

Studios Greenlight $250 Million Movies With a “Go Big or Go Home” Approach. There’s Another Way (The Hollywood Reporter)

Television

Fewer Women Are Creating TV Shows Now Than They Were Nearly a Decade Ago, Study Finds (The Hollywood Reporter)

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John Wells