It's not just the film industry that's turning to India.
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I don't think this is about the film industry, ultimately.
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But what does it actually mean for the film industry?
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Even the film industry uses that standard and that test.
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Ross argues that the film industry will strengthen Obama's legacy.
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The film industry is filled with denial about representational issues.
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This political stunt will also jeopardize our vibrant film industry.
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Pakistan's film industry lacks the size and razzmatazz of Bollywood.
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And how did you get into the action film industry?
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What are your thoughts on representation in the film industry?
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New doors were opening for Duplass in the film industry.
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I got to be Elliott Smith in the film industry.
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"The U.S. film industry clearly has been at a disadvantage."
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On the other, it pays homage to Japan's film industry.
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In the film industry, just 8% of directors are women.
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That was a really amazing achievement in the film industry.
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By contrast, the film industry barely seems to be moving forward.
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They are all dedicated to sparking change in the film industry.
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Currently, the film industry adds about $9.5 billion to Georgia's economy.
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In the Indian film industry, time is still far from up. ●
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The implication: surely the film industry can trust him as well.
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As usual, the film industry is two or 40 steps behind.
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This change will have a big impact on the film industry.
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The scene is different, however, in the film industry, observers say.
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Sexism is an issue that still cuts through the film industry.
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Now, he says China's film industry is ready to go global.
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The film industry has a real opportunity to do the same.
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At least, that's what the film industry would have you believe.
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One thing it didn't do, however, was destroy the film industry.
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The film industry already had solutions for doing this, says Goldberg.
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But I don't really know anyone in the German film industry.
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You have been outspoken about the inequities in the film industry.
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Stella Meghie didn't know she'd end up in the film industry.
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Since 2003, he has been doing CG in the film industry.
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And hopefully, the film industry will soon come to the same realization.
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But when Tsuburaya was born, the film industry didn't even yet exist.
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Li is undoubtedly an established icon of China's $62 billion film industry.
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CS: I really gave up on narrative film and the film industry.
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He wanted to convince the film industry to produce more positive images.
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People of color are more fetishized in the straight adult film industry.
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The ambitions and budgets in the Chinese film industry are steadily growing.
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Despite its distant locale, Sundance has impressive sway in the film industry.
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In his view, the film industry has made sci-fi more respectable.
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Hollywood's film industry (TV, you're a different beast), here are your grades.
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If you look at the film industry— Argo, Zero Dark Thirty, etc.
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Mnuchin has reportedly been particularly responsive to lobbying from the film industry.
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You've been in the Nigerian film industry for more than 10 years.
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Even fully aware of his crimes, the film industry never ostracized Polanski.
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The film industry itself has failed to offer a unified, collective response.
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In Puerto Rico, the film industry is getting back into the rhythm.
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Attendance trends in the film industry are changing due to this competition.
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However, his fear that Marvel will degrade the film industry is unwarranted.
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The rest of the year also looks promising for the film industry.
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But the film industry is still a long way from its peak.
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The awards are considered the most prestigious honor in the film industry.
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That is what the American film industry is all about, isn't it?
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The film industry will literally never stop making different iterations of the story.
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They argued in the 1980s that VCRs would "threaten profoundly" the film industry.
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They frequently make light of the film industry and Hollywood as a whole.
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Though petrified, she didn't acquiesce—and instead walked away from the film industry.
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That year, the number of people employed by the film industry was 248,600.
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Alibaba and other Chinese corporate giants entered the film industry several years ago.
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For women in the film industry, there is a cost to such forgetting.
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Big budgets, showmanship and flair have made India's film industry, Bollywood, a behemoth.
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"The film industry can make an enormous contribution to suicide prevention," Niederkrotenthaler says.
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Disney is already far and away the biggest player in the film industry.
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Black creatives have been showing up and showing out in the film industry.
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Related Student Question | What — if Anything — Does the Current Hollywood Film Industry Lack?
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The film industry just needs to figure out how to meet moviegoers halfway.
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He has the police, the film industry, and even the organized crime syndicates.
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That's not surprising, since directors in the film industry are mostly white men.
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The British film industry has a world-renowned reputation for making exceptional films.
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PETA allegedly repeated that claim to an "unknowable" number of film industry types.
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And the film industry has some sort of a permanent demand for content.
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Italy, meanwhile, began hauling the international film industry into the Nazi–fascist orbit.
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But I'm lucky to be entering the film industry at a propitious time.
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The movie was so moving, and I'm really happy for our film industry.
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"Iron Man" (2008) Lee's superheroes would completely transform the film industry in 2008.
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Several DMK figures were involved in the film industry before venturing into politics.
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India's Prime Minister and other eminent personalities from the film industry joined in.
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Most of the film industry is comprised of B-, C-, and D-material.
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That stop is part of his efforts to build a Saudi film industry.
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It's just that not every city has a film industry based in it.
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In 2012, the company passed out coats to film industry professionals at Sundance.
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"The response from the film industry was swift and damning," Amazon's filing said.
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Why aren't there enough women in the film industry in the first place?
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I grew up in Los Angeles, with the film industry in the background.
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This is in stark contrast to what we see in the film industry.
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Lauren and Pierce's younger sister, Ashley Bush, 29, works in the film industry.
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Film industry software company Vista Group International lost the most, ending 2.7% lower.
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Since then, the Chinese film industry has balanced a complex relationship with Hollywood.
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In her presentation, Ms. Illuzzi returned repeatedly to the difference in power between Mr. Weinstein — "a giant" in the film industry — and his accusers, who worked as cocktail waitresses or models and were trying to break into the film industry.
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According to Rivas, California's film industry generates nearly $50 billion for our state's economy.
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"California is both a leader in women's rights and the film industry," she said.
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The film industry needs more women represented on every level, on and off screen.
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Barr is basically persona non grata in the TV and film industry post-meltdown.
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Vista Group International, which develops software for the film industry, was the biggest decliner.
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The BBC adds that the U.K. film industry is experiencing a boom this year.
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CHINESE cinema-goers are used to the government's tight grip on the film industry.
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Barmack said at some point the company would look beyond the Hindi film industry.
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Since breaking into the film industry 15 years ago, Fan has become an icon.
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Perhaps these numbers aren't surprising, given the well-known demographics of the film industry.
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The PGA is one of the most accurate Academy forecasters in the film industry.
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Tanchum has previously worked in the film industry creating visual FX and 3D simulations.
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The Oscars aren't known for honoring these kinds of stories in the film industry.
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Since 1999 he has been very vocal in his support of the film industry.
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A legend not only on screen but for helping create the independent film industry.
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"Within little more than a decade, a thriving film industry was established," Pack writes.
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Reports of sexual assault, while rare, are not unheard of in India's film industry.
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Nigerian music, much like its Nollywood film industry, is popular across much of Africa.
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But the film industry as a whole struggled with piracy and competition from Hollywood.
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It's fitting: New York, after all, was the birthplace of our nation's film industry.
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The American film industry and market is "an infinitely bigger machine," Mr. Ross said.
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So began Cuarón's life as a "blue collar" worker in the Mexican film industry.
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As for the film industry, will this unexpected partnership lead to more such deals?
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Let the Academy Awards do what they've always done: Tell on the film industry.
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Beside the production credit, the state has helped the film industry in other ways.
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Time's Up has taken a major step to empower workers in the film industry.
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It is incredibly disempowering and disenchanting for a country with a young film industry.
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If Bollywood is the world's biggest film industry, then Sridevi was undoubtedly its queen.
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I mean, how many decades have we talked about bringing the film industry back?
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Being outnumbered in the film industry is something Nasatir knows quite a bit about.
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Lucas talked about the franchise's origins and how it's been innovative in the film industry.
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LA seemed an obvious choice for Lucas, not just because of its film industry legacy.
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The Governors Awards, which honor lifetime achievement within the film industry, were held Sunday night.
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" He quips, "I wouldn't working in the film industry I would be working at NASA.
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"The British film industry definitely has more work to do on that front," he said.
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The film industry has a long, storied, and particularly clichéd relationship with the Amazon rainforest.
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In 2011, Chopra was in Mumbai to explore a possible career in the film industry.
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Despite the accolades, there is general tension between newfangled streaming services and the film industry.
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Almost in specific answer to that question, yet another film industry abuse scandal just broke.
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But the adaptation might not occur, sources say, given the uncertainty in China's film industry.
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Perhaps that's how he secured his place in the film industry for over 40 years.
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In the film industry, there are more than 25,000 foreign-born actors, producers and directors.
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Last year's biggest Indian hit came from the Telugu film industry, located in the south.
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On a global scale, China is becoming an increasingly important player in the film industry.
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It's just one part of the diversity problem in which the film industry is complicit.
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The biggest question now is how the film industry will react to the Trump era.
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Nigerian actors have said abuse is also rife in Nollywood, the country's film industry. Aug.
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I Am Heath LedgerHeath Ledger's untimely death in 2008 sent shockwaves through the film industry.
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Others remembered the role Romero played in boosting the film industry in Pittsburgh and beyond.
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More deals are coming, not limited to the film industry, but the global entertainment cooperations.
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George Eastman and Thomas Edison helped create the film industry with their motion picture equipment.
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Hollywood insiders have called her "stubborn," which is film industry lingo for incredibly successful woman.
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David Schwimmer is taking a stand against sexual harassment in the TV and film industry.
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What got you into editing or made you want to work in the film industry?
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As someone working in the film industry, what do you think of representation in film?
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The film industry is heading into an expanded universe bubble, and it's best popped early.
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His conglomerate's $8 billion investment in the U.S. film industry has raised concerns in Washington.
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A number of countries had agreed to copyright protections, benefiting sectors like the film industry.
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It only took someone who came over from the film industry to make it easier.
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Some film industry veterans familiar with studios' thinking say the issue is about perceived risk.
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After all, his resume, like many others in the Christian film industry, seems notably paltry.
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In the U.S., the film industry hasn't yet seen any major disruption from the coronavirus.
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France is introducing financial incentives to persuade its film industry to recruit more female talent.
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That stands in stark contrast to Japan's film industry, where worker exploitation is common practice.
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Product placement has also been an integral part of the film industry going back decades.
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What's the biggest challenge that you faced as a black person in the film industry?
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The film industry issues its own extensive, though nonbinding, series of bulletins to regulate safety.
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Mainland China's film industry has historically struggled to produce blockbusters which resonate with international viewers.
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Many of those registering their protest were fellow actors and directors in the film industry.
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Neeson did say that the movement sweeping through Hollywood is "healthy" for the film industry.
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An Academy Award is the most prestigious accolade someone in the film industry can earn.
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In the suit, they claim Franco blew off several film industry guidelines for nude scenes.
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We know from the analog film industry that cellulose acetate does well in cold storage.
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It will almost certainly continue to be the most powerful film industry on the planet.
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December 22, 21896, marks the rudimentary inception of the commercial film industry as we know it.
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But their presence is looming larger than ever over both the festival and the film industry.
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Singleton's contributions to Black film — and the film industry at large — undeniably pushed the culture forward.
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At the root of it all is the overall lack of diversity in the film industry.
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An addendum for those unfamiliar with Bollywood: As with any film industry, it is continually evolving.
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Just like in tech, women are woefully underrepresented in the film industry, especially in leadership positions.
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From 1997 to 2015, New York spent $2.6 billion on tax breaks for the film industry.
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China's film industry is riddled with yin-yang contracts, so why was Fan, in particular, targeted?
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"In the film industry, there's still a lot of unconscious bias in casting roles," Yang says.
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For critics as well as film-industry professionals, the ambitious programme is indeed hard to navigate.
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So why is Google, however unintentionally, helping the pirates and curb-stomping the adult film industry?
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Other famous actresses have come forward with their stories of sexual misconduct in the film industry.
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Kim Hoyos is a filmmaker and recent graduate passionate about creating inclusion in the film industry.
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But her backstage comments also highlighted how much further the film industry still has to go.
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Swiss Re plans to exit certain areas of business, such as insurance for the film industry.
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Q: There must be a world of difference in the way the film industry there functions.
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In 2015, Meryl Streep and Romola Garai launched joint attacks on sexism in the film industry.
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Once he learned about film industry jobs, New knew how to research his next academic move.
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According to him, being persistent is important in breaking down the doors of the film industry.
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Many in the international film community have rallied behind the festival and the local film industry.
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Animation has been a key focus in Chinese companies' drive to develop the country's film industry.
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When the government singled out leftists in Hollywood, the film industry refused to publicly defend them.
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" The critic for The Los Angeles Times called it "a blot on the American film industry.
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Southern India's film industry made 831 films in 2012, according to the Film Federation of India.
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Nonetheless, Boyega is positioning himself to be a bridge between Nigeria's Nollywood film industry and Hollywood.
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Maybe that ingrained allure is what made the adult film industry so drawn to the LC4.
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But once I entered the film industry, people started asking me: Can you do ninja skills?
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Part of Rosselli's "assignment" in Los Angeles was to cultivate relationships with the film industry hierarchy.
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The film industry wasn't yet considered an industry, so there was this real fluidity between jobs.
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For July's InStyle, Priyanka Chopra got real about the American conception of the Indian film industry.
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And Nollywood, as the Nigerian film industry is known, generates close to $700 million a year.
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And like Vigo, these were irreverent, anarchic, and playful movies made outside of the film industry.
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In 2007, she started a blog to push for gender diversity in the global film industry.
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I understand that the film industry very much is about commerce and money, I get it.
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"'The Wandering Earth' is about to become a legend in the Chinese film industry," Tan said.
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Again, as in "Boogie Nights," the adult-film industry provides the stained backdrop to the story.
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But he believes it is possible for him to rebuild a career in the film industry.
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The multi-million dollar Hindi film industry, popularly known as Bollywood, has been troubled of late.
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Chinese audiences provide Hollywood with huge profits, but what does China's film industry gain in return?
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Much like the famous "Nollywood" film industry, music is now big business in Africa's most populous nation.
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The film industry wasn't alone is this skin subterfuge — theater actors also had to cheat the light.
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The teen sensation is clearly a renaissance man when it comes to the TV and film industry.
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I think the film industry is — I would say, you have a vision, you can create something.
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And there's a lack of people [of color] hired in every single aspect of the film industry.
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A leading Nigerian actress was banned from the Hausa-language film industry because of her "immoral" behaviour.
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Kravitz has spoken about the prejudices she's faced in the film industry over the past few years.
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Pakistan's domestic film industry has seen a revival in recent years, but is dwarfed by India's Bollywood.
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She has received a lot of support in France from journalists and those in the film industry.
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The Chinese film industry clearly recognized that the story is perfect fodder for a science fiction blockbuster.
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That hasn't played well with members of the film industry establishment, including theater chains and industry insiders.
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"The worst part about to me is that the film industry already learned this lesson," Cifaldi said.
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Instead, the XXX-film industry is a looming presence in the background, constantly hanging over our characters.
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Refinery29's Anne Cohen found the movie to be a call-out of a sexist film industry.
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I feel like the film industry is growing faster than the modeling industry in terms of that.
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The film industry must embrace new and inclusive stories if it wants to remain competitive and relevant.
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The company since clarified that it meant more than 100 across the film industry as a whole.
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What has your experience been like in the film industry, after the emergence of the #MeToo movement?
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In 2003, he was knighted for his services to the film industry and to Anglo-German relations.
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" Wilson said the money would be going to "some great Australian charities" and "the Oz film industry.
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The film industry is a vast, complicated, and frequently shadowy system propped up by tradition and ego.
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Chopra gained popularity in India after she entered the Indian film industry, popularly called Bollywood, in 2001.
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Hollywood studios showcase their upcoming releases to the film industry at the convention which started in 2011.
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In North Korea, the pair were forced by Kim to help him revamp the country's film industry.
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Gender disparities continue to persist in the film industry today, but that time marked a turning point.
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It's hard to gauge the full effect that Wonder Woman's success will have on the film industry.
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The film industry has been a real boon to a lot of us local artists and creatives.
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At this point, it shouldn't be news to anyone that the film industry is failing female representation.
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In the film industry, women are making incredible strides, both in front of and behind the camera.
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He worked in technology for the film industry for many years before he was commandeered by surgeons.
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ANTHONY RUSSO The growth in the film industry is all going to come from the international marketplace.
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Film industry workers in Atlanta said they had yet to see any hints of work drying up.
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In New York, a small group of film industry professionals — programmers, filmmakers, and curators — decided to help.
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The trial has delved into the thorny issues of consent and sexual dynamics in the film industry.
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It's 18683, and the film industry is in upheaval as younger, rebellious filmmakers are overtaking the establishment.
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Story at a glance Maybe every year the horror film industry should have to retire one cliche.
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Guo's boyfriend at the time worked in the nascent film industry, as a stage and set designer.
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Rogers also continues to be honored by the television and film industry for his award-winning show.
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Rana Ayyub: That's right ... The Indian film industry actors have not really [been] known to be political.
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Like many, he fell into the adult film industry as a way to make a quick buck.
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Low base salaries for newcomers is not unusual, or even unique to the film industry, according to David.
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The film industry gradually turns toward more adult-oriented fare, in hopes of winning an Oscar or two.
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The fact is that men often occupy many of the behind-the-scenes roles in the film industry.
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Overall, the study found that television is further along than the film industry when it comes to inclusiveness.
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Additionally, government agencies put pressure on the film industry to produce films which would help the war effort.
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One of the most high-profile performers in the adult film industry, Deen is no stranger to controversy.
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Analyst Michael Pachter of Wedbush altered his second quarter and full-year 23 estimates for the film industry.
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This is good news for the film industry, which could really use some help from superheroes right now.
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I work in the film industry, but my job changes depending on the day and scope of project.
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The biggest event in the film industry — the Cannes Film Festival — kicked off its 70th edition on Wednesday.
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Dorit explains that the film industry has further degraded the reputation of both the dance and its dancers.
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Do you think the film industry is trying to fuel the fire rather than add to it constructively?
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After his decades-long career in the film industry, Jackie Chan finally got his hands on an Oscar.
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But some people go for "greenlighted" (Variety, a film-industry magazine, prefers this) whereas others go for "greenlit".
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Though Doritos frames the contest like a Hollywood Golden Ticket, winning doesn't guarantee entry into the film industry.
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Watch the video below to hear more from the female visionaries changing the film industry from the inside.
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When I worked as a technician in the film industry, I was working 80 to 90 hour weeks.
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But if we can't go back, the film industry insists, we can make sequels with slightly overlapping soundtracks.
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The biggest lie the film industry ever sold anybody is that shagging to music is good and hot.
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It was the first hit in Nollywood, Nigeria's film industry, the second biggest in the world behind Bollywood.
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Still, the numbers are particularly damning for the film industry in light of the conversation surrounding the Oscars.
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Three other women involved in India's film industry, the world's largest, told Reuters that Unny's experience isn't unique.
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A huge name in the Indian film industry, Nath was first accused on October 8 of raping Nanda.
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It seemed inevitable that the film industry was also going to be disrupted by video and the internet.
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In a hat tip to the film industry, each room comes with a copy of a movie script.
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He added Canal employs 8,200 people and is a key player and financier of the French film industry.
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He is also, one of the loyalest and most supportive people I've ever met in the film industry.
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Women don't need thicker skin: we need members of the film industry and beyond to have a conscience.
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To the contrary, he identified himself only as Robert Downey and said he was in the film industry.
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The film industry has the Oscars, the music industry has the Grammys, and we have the Met Gala.
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Especially in an industry like the film industry — people who want to exploit gravitate to it, you know?
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The last thing I expected was hearty congratulations, but that's what I got from many film industry insiders.
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Each year, the 6,000 film industry professions who form the Academy vote on who should win the Oscars.
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Boycotting hard-working, diverse people who are the future of the film industry is not one of them.
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I'd guess there are a million people who are affected by the film industry who aren't the crews.
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Artists complain that even the nation's Nollywood film industry routinely uses songs in movies without permission or payment.
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He used his acceptance speech as an opportunity to highlight the lack of diversity in the film industry.
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But it was also met with protests, and some in France's film industry distanced themselves from Mr. Polanski.
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Some have come out in defense of the Chinese film industry, arguing that it is still relatively young.
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Last year, the academy invited 842 film industry professionals to become members, with invitees hailing from 59 countries.
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Last year, the academy invited 224 film industry professionals to become members, with invitees hailing from 59 countries.
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According to Mental Floss, Rachel also works in the film industry, as a post-production supervisor in Toronto.
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Another allegation of sexual abuse in France's film industry also appears to have changed the mood among filmmakers.
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Harington was virtually unknown in the television and film industry when he auditioned for the part in 2010.
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Hopefully the nomination of Tanna will spark an interest in this very vibrant part of the Australian film industry.
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" When the interviewer explains that black members of the film industry feel like a minority, Rampling replies: "No comment.
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The film industry currently sits atop the hierarchy in the entertainment industry, supposedly representing excellence in acting and filmmaking.
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The chokehold these men have had on the film industry is being pulled off, one finger at a time.
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That's a film-industry term describing something that appeals to men and women, and both younger and older audiences.
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So I moved to Cambodia and quit my job working in the film industry and hit the ground running.
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The tech uses a combination of computer vision, machine learning, and cutting-edge special effects from the film industry.
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Even so, she cautions young women against entering the adult film industry because of how society will treat them.
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Disney continued its unprecedented dominance of the film industry this weekend with two historic milestones at the box office.
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In almost every aspect of production, from directors to camera operators, women are shut out of the film industry.
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No two documentaries provide the same perspective, but each will definitely change your perspective on the adult film industry.
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Similarly, Bournemouth, which comes fourth, has strong links to the film industry and a global reputation for visual effects.
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It is the product of decades of the film industry hindering visibility and representation of minority actors and characters.
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Living in LA I would cross paths with several of them [through] working in the film industry and stuff.
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George Lucas' space opera is a cornerstone of the modern film industry and a cultural phenomenon around the globe.
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Nigeria, Africa's largest economy, is also a cultural powerhouse that boasts the continent's biggest film industry, known as Nollywood.
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After much success in the Australian film industry, Crowe made his way to the US in the mid-90s.
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"A misunderstanding would be that it's just about Hollywood, or that it's just about the film industry," Hurwitz says.
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Officials exploited his film industry connections to track him down to his hideout in the Mexican state of Sinaloa.
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It comes six weeks before nominations are announced for the 2018 Oscars, the highest awards in the film industry.
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The Russian film industry wants to replicate that success, but money isn't the only goal of such a film.
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And if it wins, it will be a huge deal not just for Netflix, but for the film industry.
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In the 1910s, Edendale was the epicenter of the silent-film industry, housing the West Coast's first film studio.
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On Wednesday, USC's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism released its annual report on inclusion in the film industry.
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But the film industry at large seemed uninterested in having Kusama's story told by a first time, female director.
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Editors note: An earlier version of this piece included the legal names of actors in the adult film industry.
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Early on, the film industry morphed into a well-oiled machine that relied on a coterie of skilled trades.
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Whatever it does for tourism, "Cold War 2" helps affirm Hong Kong's film industry as a sturdy action factory.
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And at any gathering, you might meet professionals from the film industry, publishing, art, fashion, management, finance or law.
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Payment platform Pushpay Holdings Ltd and film-industry focused software developer Vista Group International added 5.5% and 6.8%, respectively.
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Today's pledge signing virtually ensures that discussion of gender parity in the film industry will continue throughout the year.
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Still, as Iñárritu spoke about the complicated future of the film industry, you'd be forgiven for expecting storm clouds.
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But four years after "Ambersons," he was lured back to the film industry by the independent producer Sam Spiegel.
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The protest speaks to the heart not only of the French film industry but also of French national identity.
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He has also ventured into the film industry and recently appeared in the zombie flick The Dead Don't Die.
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Netflix has not wanted to participate in the French system, and that offended some in the film industry here.
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Burbank does serve as an invaluable cog in the production machine that keeps the Los Angeles film industry chugging.
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The press association only has about 90 voting members; roughly 9,000 film industry professionals vote on the Academy Awards.
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That might not seem like such a problem in the film industry, where creating illusions is the whole point.
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Her body was flown into Mumbai, India's financial capital and home to its Hindi language film industry Tuesday night.
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Mr. Cossman isn't the only person in the film industry who has a sweet spot for traditional shooting techniques.
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She grew up in Los Angeles, her parents were in the film industry and she ran a retail store.
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The star's disappearance coincides with recent reports that she was being investigated over tax evasion in the film industry.
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Hercules was supplied and trained by Birds and Animals Unlimited, a company that frequently works with the film industry.
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The conference, called "Hollywoodism," was focused on how the American film industry maligned Iranian culture on the big screen.
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It wasn't nominated, but it was an important precursor to the country's commitment to grow its own film industry.
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"Certainly what it's done to the film industry as a whole has been more bad than good," VanDerWerff says.
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Not De-linked From Film Industry: Pinewood remains exposed to the health of the international and UK film industry, which can fluctuate according to the success of ideas and creativity, scheduling of films and their sequels, adjusting to different delivery platforms (although they all need studios to film their content), and financial backing.
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For various reasons, Cannes and the global film industry tend to talk less about matters of racial equality than Hollywood has of late, but a group of French black actresses also staged a red carpet protest and held a press conference about the racist attitudes they've experienced in their own country's film industry.
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Ongoing Links to Film Industry: Pinewood remains exposed to the health of the international and UK film industry, which can fluctuate according to the success of ideas and creativity, scheduling of films and their sequels, adjusting to different delivery platforms (although they all need studios to film their content), and financial backing.
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This resonates with Lueck, who's in her final year of college, and is anticipating a career in the film industry.
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In 2004, he was awarded an honorary Order of the British Empire for his contributions to the UK film industry.
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LA-based lighting manufacturing company Hive makes high output, energy efficient plasma lighting specifically for the television and film industry.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has invited 22019 film industry professionals to join its ranks this year.
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Even the most seasoned Hollywood stars have had their share of missteps while navigating their careers in the film industry.
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The transformation of the multiplex was the result of a confluence of efforts from different branches of the film industry.
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Like many other Hollywood actresses, Rooney Mara is giving her opinion on the gender pay gap in the film industry.
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Last week, the wave conclusively arrived in India — and it spread quickly through the film industry, media, advertising, and comedy.
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She'll be the latest in a long line of actors and actresses ushered into the film industry by their parents.
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In the candid chat, the two discussed when they first noticed the lack of female roles in the film industry.
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The daughter of a film studies professor and a retired naval commodore, Bhaskar joined the Hindi film industry in 2009.
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Mark Sullivan Portal's AI has a good deal of film-industry knowledge embedded into the layers of its neural network.
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Quinto had worked with Yelchin since 2007 and called the death of Yelchin a loss for the entire film industry.
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Weinstein invited her to come to New York City to meet people in the film industry, according to Exiner d'Amore.
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But he struggles with the disparity of power between the film industry and the people it is trying to represent.
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"The rating is designed to support and promote women and redress the imbalance in the film industry," the website reads.
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He continued, talking about the pitfalls of trying to make a living while attempting to break into the film industry.
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For all the glitz and glamour of its film industry, China is still working out the basics of efficient taxation.
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You look at those two people, and we don't have anyone else in the film industry who's like that anymore.
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Mollo will be best remembered for his work on Star Wars, which had a huge impact on the film industry.
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Both are built around a personality cult of their leaders, both of whom are drawn from the Tamil film industry.
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The Weinstein Company sacked Harvey Weinstein following claims that he had sexually harassed women in the film industry for decades.
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But he acknowledged that even though he's deeply invested in independent films, he's certainly not against the mainstream film industry.
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For a second year, a lack of black nominees has drawn criticism in the film industry and on social media.
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While Bollywood has the most international visibility, Hindi-language movies comprise only a fraction of the entire Indian film industry.
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TV is being hailed for improved inclusivity -- compared to the film industry -- in both its recognition and hiring of minorities.
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More parts of the photochemical film industry on which she relies have since been dismantled, including her European developing lab.
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"It basically carpet-bombed shows from north to south, east to west," said southern Indian film industry tracker Ramesh Bala.
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They're scattered throughout the film industry and throughout the increasingly diverse Academy membership that just awarded the movie Best Picture.
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"I kind of got an idea of what it's like to maybe work in the adult film industry," he said.
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Yang's abrupt replacement also comes amid a wider crackdown on corruption and tax evasion by authorities, targeting China's film industry.
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The film industry often has to combine lots of different data sets in order to create realistic 3D computer models.
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If the purpose of the inquiry is to encourage reform throughout the film industry, Mr. Weinstein will embrace the investigation.
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Similarly, South Korea has a growing film industry that is looking for more places to film movies and TV shows.
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Not to mention, the state is working on education initiatives to train local Georgians for work in the film industry.
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I asked T.P. Aggarwal, the president of the producers' association, how many Pakistanis worked in India's multibillion-dollar film industry.
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India loves Bollywood, and its Olympic tennis team has inadvertently provided a sequel suitable for the country's renowned film industry.
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Karen Salva, 28, a location scout and makeup artist in the film industry, was married this month in Mystic, Conn.
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The film industry prefers having these so-called "release windows" - usually three months - when they can show the film exclusively.
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He had worked in the film industry for years and years, and started studying acupuncture when he was 40. Forty!
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She attributes this to what she views as the the pervasiveness of this sort of behaviour in the film industry.
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So hellbent is the modern American film industry on erasing the narratives of people who do not fit the mold.
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Ms. Bioh recalls a conversation around her play "Nollywood Dreams," about a woman cheerfully seduced by Nigeria's burgeoning film industry.
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I have one sugar daddy who's in the film industry, and he's helped me so much with my own filmmaking.
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That the scene had cribbed Native culture to serve as a plot point is typical of the American film industry.
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All of these characters are plausible stand-ins for and conflations of people who float around in the film industry.
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"Compared with the maturity of the film industry in Europe and America, we are still young and immature," he said.
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After delivering an emotional speech against the film industry, she announced that Mr. Brando would not be accepting the Oscar.
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And what if similar abortion bills are passed in whatever tax-incentive state the film industry might move to next?
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In all the cases, the accusations involved younger actresses and considerably older and more powerful men in the film industry.
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In the documentary "Half the Picture," the director Amy Adrion endeavors to expose film-industry sexism that usually remains offscreen.
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He said that the standards covering workplace hazards across a wide range of industries are sufficient for the film industry.
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Watch: Our critics discussed what the Oscars success for the South Korean movie "Parasite" could mean for the film industry.
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This is merely Hollywood recognizing, very belatedly, South Korea's amazing film industry — which has been making superlative films for decades.
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Even with so many men away at war, Catrin is outnumbered at work, which makes sense, given the film industry.
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Bottom line for the film industry ... if you can get here, you can still yell "action" on American movie sets.
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Under the new rules, foreign firms can hold 100 percent stakes in the film industry, including production, distribution and exhibition.
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Known affectionately as "Big B," he'll always be synonymous with the city at the heart of India's film industry, Mumbai.
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Ms. Haenel's words sent "an earthquake" through the French film industry, according to an editorial in Libération, a daily newspaper.
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Rather, it's that the majority of the film industry hasn't figured out how to adapt to the habits of moviegoers.
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Louisiana, for instance, has a movie production industry valued at $2.7 billion, likely due to special film industry tax credits.
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While I understand that we must progress, the world is being portrayed as more and more delicate within the film industry.
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In a brief statement, the Academy said it sends a message that "sexually predatory behavior" in the film industry is over.
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Henson kicked off the conversation after she was asked if she thinks the film industry is doing enough for black actors.
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The Academy's more than 6,000 members in 17 branches of the film industry make up the voting body for the Oscars.
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"Let's send a strong message that diversity in the film industry must be more than a hollow promise," the flyer said.
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Emma Stone is joining a chorus of Hollywood actresses and speaking out about the gender pay gap in the film industry.
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Keeping old franchises alive and kicking is common in the video game world, just like it is in the film industry.
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Nevertheless, Wan acknowledged that last year was a challenging one for the Chinese film industry due to greater levels of competition.
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"Avengers: Endgame" continues to catapult over film industry records on its way to becoming the highest grossing film of all time.
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But he found a way to fill the gaps where technology was lacking, resulting in groundbreaking advances in the film industry.
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"People in the film industry realized there was a need for an app like this," KnowMe spokesman Blake Sedberry tells PEOPLE.
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LGBT advocates protested, the state's growing film industry threatened to leave and the NFL said 'forget about hosting the Super Bowl.
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In 2005, Leonard surveyed 100 film industry development executives for their favorite feature film scripts that had yet to be produced.
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I'm looking forward to the day that France's actors can say the same sort of thing about our nation's film industry.
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I have 11.5 thousand followers who can hear me say this, TIME IS UP. Women in the film industry are POWERFUL.
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In the last few years, trans actors have begun to appear throughout the film industry with more frequency than ever before.
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The Shatterbox Anthology is Refinery29's effort to promote women in the film industry, which is still mostly dominated by men.
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Hailed across the Indian film industry for her versatile voice, Chauhan has already produced a song with singer-songwriter Enrique Iglesias.
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At this point, people who follow cinema know to manage their expectations when anyone prominent claims they're leaving the film industry.
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Female actors, directors, writers, and film crews are demanding that issues disproportionately affecting women be taken seriously by the film industry.
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The film industry in Hollywood is as bad, if not worse, than the tech industry in terms of sexism, Dent said.
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Jurado, like other Mexican actresses, fought against stereotyping in the American film industry, much of which typecast Mexican women as seductresses.
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"The film industry says the right things, but its continued exclusion of African-Americans is a national disgrace," the magazine read.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia will allow foreign direct investment in all parts of its film industry, a government official said on Wednesday.
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He said in Nigeria, the massive film industry, commonly referred to as Nollywood, has driven the demand for the perfect butt.
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"He is also, one of the loyalest and most supportive people I've ever met in the film industry," Radcliffe, 26, wrote.
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Winning an award is the most prestigious accolade someone in the film industry can earn, and it commands respect and esteem.
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"Randamoozham" is set to be India's most expensive film ever and another sign that its film industry is reaching new heights.
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McMillon's experience at FSU gave her very little indication of what it might be like to work in the film industry.
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Image Sources: MoviePass, WikiMediaBack in August, MoviePass caused shockwaves in the film industry with its insanely cheap Netflix-for-theaters service.
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Uhls: I used to work in the film industry, and as adults, we're told that we need conflict to drive drama.
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She tied the knot with Cody Herpin, who worked ins the film industry, in 2007, and the couple divorced in 2010.
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The film industry is worse, at 0.9 percent," according to industry mag Variety, which coined disabled actors as "Hollywood's invisible minority.
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Director Steve McQueen says the #OscarSoWhite problem isn't so much with the Academy, but with the film industry as a whole.
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Since leaving the film industry, he's been writing books and giving lectures on management principles people can use in the workforce.
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The actress told ET on Thursday that the entire film industry is responsible for what happens at the annual awards show.
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After two months of disappointing U.S. ticket sales, the film industry is looking to "Captain Marvel" to reinvigorate the box office.
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Ryan Coogler, the director behind Creed, has a simple idea for how to improve the film industry — hire more female filmmakers.
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Since 2009, Weinstein has been petitioning the state to require better safeguards against sexually transmissible infections in the adult film industry.
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Currently around 30,000 people are employed and working directly in Georgia's film industry and another 60,000 people work indirectly with production.
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A brief synopsis of the script involves two male lead characters who are looking to break into the Hollywood film industry.
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But even when he's warning about the dire future of the film industry, he never seems too worked up about it.
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Several powerful men in the film industry, politics, entertainment and business have been accused of sexual misconduct and abuse of power.
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"Friends" actress Jennifer Aniston said in a new interview that she thinks big-budget action films are ruining the film industry.
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Most polarizing were film industry unions, such as actors' and directors' guilds, which 303% of those surveyed supported and 20.8% opposed.
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Karunanidhi, a former scriptwriter in the Tamil film industry, has served as the state's chief minister five times in the past.
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By the way, Nollywood is Nigeria's film industry, the most popular in Africa and second largest in the world by volume.
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Speaking of, the filmmaking team itself consists of mostly women and people of color, two underrepresented groups in the film industry.
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But since Ms. Van Roy began telling her story, the response from the rest of the film industry has been muted.
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Open Book Emily Witt spent five weeks in Nigeria to research "Nollywood," her new book about the country's thriving film industry.
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They may gaze with envy at their colleagues in the film industry, where unions help regulate hours and ensure overtime pay.
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Motamed Arya said that because Iranian censors banned sex, violence and alcohol, the country's film industry had developed differently from most.
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Dyer spoke with Broadly about the film industry, her relationship to her real-life mother, and her advice for young actors.
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The Chinese film industry put a black dress on Sally Hawkins's nude body when "The Shape of Water" hit theaters there.
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She and other film historians and board members attribute the dominance of white, male filmmakers to bias in the film industry.
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The way director Michael Almereyda mines images of Hampton Fancher's decades of acting work makes Escapes unique among film industry documentaries.
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The two worked together at a tattoo shop in White Plains before Mr. Hambas left to work in the film industry.
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Vista Group International Ltd, a software developer for the film industry, added 4.9% and was the top gainer on the benchmark.
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In 1923, "Business Woman" published a list of 29 different jobs that women held in the film industry, apart from actresses.
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Before the "Potter" films, the city had a healthy advertising and TV industry, but its feature-film industry wasn't particularly robust.
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The Eros library includes blockbusters from the Hindi film industry, known as Bollywood, such as 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan', 'Dabangg' and 'Bajirao Mastani'.
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That morning, she said, she had asked Mr. Weinstein to have breakfast with her and two friends in the film industry.
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Despite its demise, "Black and White" did not deter other black artists from taking a chance on the Soviet film industry.
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She's the kind of no-nonsense woman you can imagine contributed to the real war effort, including in the film industry.
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" The move, the office said, "will promote active development of the film industry and give a boost to international co-production.
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Compare this with the film industry, where studio profits are falling, home video revenue has plummeted and ticket sales remain flat.
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Among the new entries is "Kannywood," the word describing the Nigerian Hausa-language film industry, based in the city of Kano.
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The outlet reports that the decision for members of Britain's film industry to wear black was made roughly three weeks ago.
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And MoviePass' rapid growth isn't benefitting the company alone – it's having a significant impact on the film industry as a whole.
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This provides enough of an incentive to draw more production to Chicago, while helping local businesses in the film industry grow.
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