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Central Casting's Potential Move to New Orleans Worries Local CDs

New Orleans casting directors “worried” about losing business if Central Casting opens an office there.

New International 'Les Miz' Trailer Shows Off Stars (Video)

A new international trailer for “Les Misérables” hit the web today, showcasing the talents of stars Hugh Jackman and Russell Crowe.

Kristen Stewart on 'Twilight' and Things That May Surprise You

Kristen Stewart says goodbye to Bella Swan and the “Twilight” world and embarks on the next phase of her career with the film adaptation of Jack Kerouac’s novel.

On the ‘Road’ and Kristen Stewart

Director Walter Salles was so convinced Stewart would be perfect in his adaptation of “On the Road,” she didn’t even have to audition.

Casting Boy to Play Young Jesus in ‘Christ the Lord’ Feature Film

Casting directors are holding an online open call for boys to star as 7-year-old Jesus in a film adaptation of Anne Rice’s novel “Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt,” shooting in Italy in 2013.

Newcomer Alicia Vikander Headlines 'A Royal Affair'

Swedish actor Alicia Vikander makes a splash in two new costume dramas, "A Royal Affair" and "Anna Karenina."

Indiegogo and JuntoBox Partner to Fund Your Films

Online crowdfunding and social collaboration platforms combine to help fund and support projects from independent filmmakers.

Free Screening and Q&A with 'Rust and Bone'

Backstage presents An Evening With…Sony Classics’ “Rust and Bone," followed by a Q&A with actor Matthias Schoenaerts.

One Week After Sandy, NYC Again Allows Permits for Outdoor Film and TV Production

The Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting will allow permits on a “case-by-case basis” for productions shooting at exterior locations in New York City.

Sandy Puts Film Permits on Hold [UPDATED]

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, the Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting has put a halt on film permits issued for exterior shoots at least through Nov. 2.