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Writers' strike update: WGA reaches tentative deal

After a 146-day strike that halted television and film production and threw the entertainment  →

How will the WGA strike affect post-production?

At midnight on Tuesday, May 2, what had been feared for months happened. For the first time in  →

Inaugural Video Production Workflow Report 2022-2023

At the end of 2022, we surveyed 367 Shift Media customers in the film and television industry on  →

Stop Calling Branded Content “Commercials”

The rules have changed when it comes to how products and services are sold on television and  →

Special Report: How the Game Industry is Innovating in the Work From Home Era

Table of Contents Introduction Gaming's Cultural Singularity Limitations of generic communications  →

How CAVAL uses MediaSilo to effectively manage their media

When you are the creative director of a rapidly growing retail startup with a worldwide presence,  →

InSync PLUS Redefines Secure Sharing for the Advertising Industry

InSync PLUS is a full-service creative agency with deep roots in the film, television, streaming,  →

Virtual Fitness During the COVID-19 Pandemic

As social distancing advisories, store closures, and ‘shelter in place’ orders have ramped up  →

Reclaiming a Digital Public Square

Panelists Farai Chideya, Maria Ressa, Masha Gessen, and Patrick Gaspard. Courtesy of Sundance  →

Bay Area Artists and Wage Workers Respond to the Coronavirus Crisis

Musicians Daniel Heffez (saxophone), Daniel Fabricant (bass), and Bob Brumbeloe (guitar) play in  →

Disabled Filmmakers Discuss a Layered Approach to Inclusivity

Still from Crip Camp documentary. Courtesy of Sundance Institute. Photo by Steve Honigsbaum. A  →

Sundance 2020: Black and POC-led Dramas Tell Nuanced Stories

After Barry Jenkins’ acclaimed indie breakout Moonlight won Best Picture at the 2017 Academy  →