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Child Actors Protection Bill Signed Into Law

Legislation designed to protect child actors from sexual predators has been signed into law by California Gov. Jerry Brown.

Filming Increases As Entertainment Jobs Return to LA

Employment in the entertainment industry in Los Angles is almost back to pre-recession levels with on-location production days rising for the third year in a row, according to a new report.

10 Finalists Chosen for 2013 Fox Writers Intensive

Fox has selected the finalists for its second advanced writing program, providing development and employment opportunities for screenwriters of diverse backgrounds.

Summer Shuffle as Networks Promote Development Execs

Networks like MTV, TNT, and TBS look to solidify their original programming by promoting development executives, while NBC tries to change course with new blood.

Actors Take Payment Dispute to L.A. TV Station

Performers claim that Christopher Gray Casting shorted them money for work completed.

Talent Managers Group Sues California

The National Conference of Personal Managers is suing California, claiming the state’s Talent Agencies Act violates the U.S. Constitution.

Fox Writers Intensive Expands Opportunities

Fox adds to its annual diversity program by providing writing opportunities with HarperCollins, Fox Writers Studio, 20th Century Fox Film, 20th Century Fox Television, and FX.

L.A. May Be Getting More Theater

L.A.'s Theatre West turns to fundraising to increase the number of productions in its season.

N.C. Film Industry Reaches Record Highs in 2012

Productions spent more than $376 million in the state and created more than 4,100 crew positions for local labor in 2012, breaking previous records set in 2011.

Fractured Atlas Develops Site to Match Artist With Space

NYC Performing Arts Spaces launched Aug. 27, allowing theater makers an easy way to search for available venues that suit their needs.