Is That Really Her? The Rules for Digital Replicas in Advertising
The growing use of AI-generated digital replicas in advertising has brought new contractual and legal obligations into focus.
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$110M -> ATL Guilds = 5 Years?
The new proposal from AMPTP Suggests a New Paradigm in ATL Guild Deals
Will California's Proposed New Tax Credits Package Save Hollywood?
As Hollywood production flees California, Governor Gavin Newsom’s bold tax credit expansion aims to revive the industry. But will a $7.5B boost be enough to save LA’s fading film empire — or is it too little, too late?
From Consoles to Cinemas: Why Video Game Adaptations Are Winning Big
As Hollywood leans into beloved IPs and loyal fanbases, game-to-screen adaptations are booming—here’s why now is the perfect time, and what makes them succeed.
Flipped! Managing the Transition From a Nonunion to Union Set
When a production “flips”, (i.e. going union), it brings a range of new challenges and opportunities. It introduces higher costs but also offers benefits such as more experienced talent pool. Understanding the financial and operational implications of the flip is crucial.
Organize and Optimize: The Definitive Guide for Production Managers
Essential tips and technologies for production managers to stay organized and on track. From project planning to resource management, ensure your success in the fast-paced world of production.
We Have a Deal: AMPTP reaches a Tentative 3-Year Deal With the Animation Guild
A Production.Ink Industry News round-up before Thanksgiving and a focus on the new Animation Guild labor deal
The Tax Man Cometh: Navigating Tax Regulations for Production
Tips for securing state tax incentives for your production.
Throwing a Book at the TV: Book to Screen Adaptations
Part 1 of our series on book to screen adaptations. Here we look at the market for producers generally.
Throwing a Book at the TV: Book to Screen Adaptations
Part 1 of our series on book to screen adaptations. Here we look at the market for producers generally.