Monday, November 24, 2014

Steve Jobs Movie, Looking Season 2

Universal Picks Up Steve Jobs Movie

Natalie Portman In Talks To Join Steve Jobs Biopic

New life for Aaron Sorkin's 'Steve Jobs'

Natalie Portman In Early Talks to Join Steve Jobs Movie

16 facts about the new Steve Jobs movie: Fassbender is Jobs, Natalie Portman 'in talks'






Looking Official Website



"Your Film Commission Has Gone Mad!" San Francisco Magazine
“People said S.F. would be harder [to shoot in] than New York or L.A., but really it’s not,” says Sarah Condon, executive producer of Looking. Filming elsewhere, she says, just wouldn’t be the same. “Looking is location-based. Sex and the City is New York; Entourage is L.A.; we’re here.” For Helen Robin, a New York producer and perennial Woody Allen collaborator, San Francisco is cramped, contentious, and ill prepared for the rigors of shooting. And it’s totally worth it. “Woody thought San Francisco would be great, and at first I thought, ‘Oh god.’ But now if somebody asked me, I’d say, ‘Yes, shoot in San Francisco. You’ll get a lot of help from the Film Commission.’” 


HOW REALISTIC ARE SF MOVIE/TV HOUSES?

Why Star Trek Made San Francisco the Center of Its Futuristic Utopia


‘Casablanca’ Piano Sells for $3.4 Million at Bonhams

Saturday, November 22, 2014

Jobs, The Mindy Project, Silicon Valley, Looking, Diary of a Teenage Girl, San Andreas, Ant-Man, Terminator 5, Cinderella, Affordable Care, Mike Nichols,

Movies/TVWhy Did Sony Pass on Sorkin, Boyle and Rudin's Troubled 'Jobs'? - indiewire

Mindy Kaling Shoots "Mindy Project" in San Francisco

Silicon Valley filming in San Francisco

First Look: HBO's 'Looking' goes into the woods for season 2

2015 Sundance Film Festival Predictions: Marielle Heller’s Diary of a Teenage Girl

‘San Andreas’ to Open a Week Early

Clues To Marvel's Ant-Man Movie Likely Can Be Found Here

Marvel's Ant-Man Movie: The Dangers of Being Small

Ant-Man Just Released Its First Footage, Check It Our Here

Terminator 5: What We Know So Far About Genisys

Theater Cinderella: San Francisco Opera's Whipped Cream Atop a Delightful Season

Kathleen Turner takes on Molly Ivins

New theater stages the cable car sex case that gripped S.F.

Gripping ‘Breakfast with Mugabe’ at Aurora Theatre Co.

Insurance - OK, if you are worried about your health care coverage, you should check out the Affordable Care Act for Next Year - When is Open Enrollment for ObamaCare, Medicaid, Medicare and Other Insurance Types?













Mike Nichols gave cast and crew the time and space to create an outstanding piece of filmmaking - Stephen Goldblatt (RENT), who was the cinematographer on Mike Nichols’ last three screen productions — including HBO’s “Angels in America,” which Nichols considered to be the crowning achievement of his career — spoke to Variety at the Camerimage Film Festival on Friday about his friend, who died Wednesday.



"Whether you're doing Angels in America or Spamalot or Hellsapoppin or Macbeth, the question is, what is this really like in life, when this happens..."

Sunday, November 9, 2014

Looking season 2




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Saturday, October 11, 2014

Looking, Sense8, Ballo, SF Ballet

Movies/TVLooking - HBO's 'Complete 1st Season' on DVD, Blu: Date, Cost, Extras, Art 2-disc sets in both formats will be available early in January Taken from: http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Looking-Season-1/20372#ixzz3FtinkLbB

Neighbors itch to yell 'cut!’ on Potrero Hill film production

New Line conjures bigger contribution to Warner Bros.' bottom line - Among New Line's five 2015 films are a traditional sequel to "The Conjuring," the Reese Witherspoon comedy "Don't Mess With Texas" and the Dwayne Johnson-starring disaster film "San Andreas." As of now, the company has seven films planned for 2016. After that, Emmerich expects to make six to eight pictures annually.

Sense8 New Show Reveals, Review, News, Updates and Spoilers: First Time Wachowski brothers Work on a Series
Netflix, Inc. Is Paying Huge Sums to Produce Original Shows

Theater Opera review: Female singers lift S.F. Opera’s 'Ballo’

San Francisco Ballet Dances around Potential Security Weaknesses with Thycotic Secret Server

Conventions - Producers a key to bringing off the biggest events

Sunday, September 21, 2014

Norma, Time Steppin', Blithe Spirit, Runaway Production, Looking, Big Eyes, Dan Hoyle

Theater Russell Thomas to Replace Marco Berti in San Francisco Opera's NORMA, 9/14-30
San Francisco Opera Orchestra Contract Ratified
Carol Channing and Tommy Tune Set for TIME STEPPIN' at SHN Curran Theatre, 11/8
Angela Lansbury coming to S.F. in a 'Blithe’ frame of mind
Angela Lansbury Will Star in North American Tour of Blithe Spirit; Itinerary and Cast Announced
'Pippin's' bold new look comes to San Francisco

Movies/TVGov. Brown Signs Bill To Curb Runaway Production: Gov. Jerry Brown signed a new bill Thursday to help keep movies and television show production in California. Randy Paige reports.

‘Looking’ Season 2 Cast Spoilers: HBO Dramedy Casts Two New Love Interests, ‘Crossbones’ and ‘Late-Night’ Comic Joining Series To Romance Richie & Others [VIDEO]
Will HBO “Cut the Cord” and Snub Cable Providers
Interview Insider: How to Get Hired at HBO The cable TV giant is specifically looking to recruit female engineers.

Tim Burton Takes on 'Big Eyes' Painter Margaret Keane in This Exclusive Trailer
What Does the 'Big Eyes' Trailer Tell Us About Amy Adams' Oscar Hopes?


Dan Hoyle Takes on Cell Phone Addiction
at the Marsh Theater

Saturday, August 30, 2014

Carole Shorenstein, Susannah, California Film Tax Credit, Looking

TheaterCarole Shorenstein Hays leaves SHN board


Composer-librettist Carlisle Floyd gives opera its voice in 'Susannah’

Oh, Susannah: San Francisco Opera Opens Its Golden Gate



Movies/TV - Governor approves deal on $330M film tax credit


Are film tax credits cost effective? - Los Angeles Times Company Town Section








'Mean Girls' Star Joins HBO's 'Looking'

Casting Call: HBO's 'Looking' Wants You

Project Casting notice for Looking

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is creating a series of videos about movie making, here's Dustin Lance Black (Milk):

Sunday, August 24, 2014

Ant-Man, California Film and TV Tax Credit Bill, Robin Williams, Norma, SF Opera, Mr. Burns


Marvel's 'Ant-Man' begins filming in San Francisco

Paul Rudd Picks Up ANT-MAN Filming In San Francisco

Billy Crystal to honor Robin Williams at the Emmys

UPDATE: $400M Expansion & End Of Lottery For California Film & TV Tax Credit Program Passes Final Committee



TheaterFall arts preview: Classical

Ladies Nights at the Opera

Musical Chairs in S.F. Opera Administration - Greg Weber going to Tulsa to become Managing Director

ARTS: Tulsa Opera names new managing director
Greg Weber Named Tulsa Opera Managing Director

'Motown: The Musical' review: Music sizzles, but plot fizzles

San Francisco: ‘Buyer & Cellar’ a delicious romp

A.C.T. OFFERS SNEAK PEEK AT 2014–15 SEASON

San FranciscoThe Promised Land: Will Entrepreneurial Techies Ever Ditch San Francisco?

Can Chinese Millionaires Save San Francisco's Poorest Neighborhood?

Silicon ValleyWhat architects don't get about Steve Jobs' spaceship