Film Production in The United States, Canada and South America

Christopher Nolan Confirms 'Fantastic' Superman

Christopher Nolan claims the new 'Superman' story is "fantastic".

Rome Movie Moving Forward

A big-screen version of HBO’s hit series “Rome” is moving forward, with Morning Light Productions getting a script from series creator Bruno Heller.

'The Cove' TV series greenlit by Animal Planet

12 March, 2010

The Los Angeles Times is reporting that Animal Planet has greenlit a new series based on Oscar-winning documentary The Cove. by Whitney Pastorek

Jude Law says Sherlock Holmes 2 may film this year

With $469 million at the worldwide box office, Robert Downey Jr pulling out of Jon Favreau’s Cowboys and Aliens and Guy Ritchie deciding not to direct Lobo, we began to wonder whether a sequel to Sher

Filmmakers Push to Renew Tax Credits

Add independent filmmakers to the growing chorus asking Congress to extend certain tax credits, which has become the fiscal issue du jour. By Zack Hale

Genesis to be filmed in 3D

Deadline is reporting that Paramount and Cary Granat, former Walden Media co-founder, have picked up In The Beginning, a feature film that will tell the story of the first book in The Bible: Genesis.

‘Don Quixote’ re-starts production

As a filmmaker with an unfortunate history of encountering production problems that would make most aspiring filmmakers question their dreams, Terry Gilliam is a resilient man.

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn times two in 3D

The fourth saga and the most highly anticipated film in the Twilight Series, will be split into two movies, and filmed in 3D.

3-D screens lead box office to record $29.9 billion

11 March, 2010

Worldwide box office reached an all-time high last year of $29.9 billion, driven by a slew of digital and 3-D screens that are bringing in record repeat business — and driving up ticket prices.

Awarding tax credit to post-production industries

Senate President Pro-Tempore Malcolm Smith and Senator Jose Serrano joined forces with the Motion Picture Editors Guild (MPEG) and actor Richard Masur to announce their support for a competitive post-