SF Showbiz News
- Simple Poster for Woody Allen's 'Blue Jasmine' with Cate Blanchett
- Planning SF Opera season is an art
- Planet Opera: A San Francisco Treat
- Philippe Sly Debuts in 'Cosi fan tutte' at San Francisco Opera
- San Francisco Ballet Announces Two Week Engagement at David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center, 10/16-2
- Living the San Francisco Fairytale: Only in SF
- Review: A dazzling 'Arcadia' at ACT - "Shot through with elegant touches from Douglas W. Schmidt's exquisite set to Alex Jaeger's costumes, this "Arcadia" enchants despite its flaws. Never has the second law of thermodynamics had such a vital sense of urgency and suspense."
- ‘Black Watch’ is heart-stopping
- ‘Black Watch’ brings war on terror to American stage
- Barbara Oliver, iconic Bay Area theatre figure
- Olympia Dukakis Honored With Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
- 'Arcadia' review: Sex and chaos theory - "Both stories unfold in one spacious room in the aristocratic Coverly family's manor. Douglas W. Schmidt's set states the central clash between classicism and Romanticism with a misty forest overlaid on Georgian architecture, but the elegance may enhance the distancing effect."
- The Coronet Theater “Star Wars” project strikes back …
Not in San Francisco - And there’s a guy on the other side of the aisle in front of me and he pulls out his iPad to start watching stuff. I’m curious to see what he’s going to watch – he’s a white guy in his mid-30s. And I begin to realize what he’s done is he’s loaded in half a dozen action sort of extravaganzas and he’s watching each of the action sequences – he’s skipping over all the dialogue and the narrative. This guy’s flight is going to be five and a half hours of just mayhem porn. -Steven Soderbergh - Steven Soderbergh’s State Of Cinema Talk - Steven Soderbergh says studios are keeping 'cinema' out of movie theaters (audio)
- Big growth likely for Georgia's film industry Tax breaks lead to plans of major studio projects
- Pinewood Studios expands into Georgia
- Georgia's 'Whole Package' Key to Winning British Film
- Planned film studio awarded tax break
- Louisiana film group touts economic impact study, warns against cutting incentive program
- #KeepUsRollin Campaign Launches at LFEAs 'Laissez Louisiana Film Rouler'
- Actors, other film pros, politicians show support for Louisiana's movie industry at LFEA event
- Modified film tax incentive bill advance in Nevada Senate committee
- $23M Film Studios for East NOLA; $1.6B Iberville Tremè Transformation Slowly Moves Along
- TV, film projects on rise in New Mexico
- Star-studded N.M. offers TV series, movies new incentives
- Bold Growth Plans at Hollywood Studios
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