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N.Y. Tax Credits Result in More Post-Production Work in the State

A record number of productions have applied for tax credits in New York this year after Gov. Andrew Cuomo tripled the state’s post-production tax incentive program.

Here Come the SAG Award Nominations!

Busy Philipps and Taye Diggs are set to announce this years SAG Award nominations on Dec. 12.

Upcoming TV Projects Make the Old Look New Again

“Downton Abbey” creator Julian Fellowes signs deal to develop new period drama for NBC; Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel return for “Boy Meets World” sequel; and more TV news.

Join the Cast of 'Girl Meets World'

"Girl Meets World" is looking for actors to play 13-year old Riley and her best friend, Maya.

Scripted Cable Series Create More Opportunities For Actors

This season alone cable nets the Hallmark Channel and Sundance Channel have both announced their entry into scripted programming with more than a half-dozen series between them.

A Look at the TV Ensembles Likely to Earn SAG Recognition

Backstage investigates which ensemble casts in comedy and drama are likely to get nods at the SAG Awards this year.

'Go On' Recap: Episode 9, 'Dinner Takes All'

Ryan King (Matthew Perry) hosts a Thanksgiving dinner at the radio station and starts to have feelings for a high school crush (Lauren Graham).

'Ben and Kate' Recap: Episode Eight, 'Reunion'

In this episode of "Ben and Kate," the siblings are haunted by past classmates, musical productions, and green card weddings.

‘Community’ Casting Director Seeks Character Actors with Improv Skills

Josh Einsohn, a casting director with Juel Bestrop, on what makes a good "Community" guest star.

SAG Awards Organizers Push Electronic Voting

Organizers of the upcoming Screen Actors Guild Awards are encouraging members to vote electronically for the nominees and winners.