Diane Haithman

Otis College’s latest report says tech jobs are driving a more diverse — and more college-educated — entertainment workforce.

Panelists at Runway’s first AI awards fest in L.A. say the controversial tool can be a nonjudgmental creative partner

Is AI a tool, or a weapon? Whatever your stance, an AI-focused film fest can serve to educate, experts say

Months after the end of the SAG-AFTRA strike, the return to work for many in Hollywood has been disappointingly slow.

“Accounting is usually not the way in” to the film business, says the California Film Commission’s Nancy Rae Stone. But a production accountant shortage has created opportunity.

New York-based Heller has steered top entertainment execs through misconduct accusations: “I’m not sure what’s more L.A. than that,” says one veteran journalist

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Office With a View: Col Needham, founder of the Internet Movie Database, says its mission to share entertainment data “has remained the same -- but the way you do it is constantly evolving”

Office With a View: “Having a trend that you can align with is really important,” says Jonah Peretti

“The place where I’m most excited about AI is not in news, but in entertainment,” Jonah Peretti says

“There are people who have been working two jobs because no one is observing them -- two salaried, full-time jobs,” one entertainment business professor says

Office With a View: Thai Randolph pivoted to entertainment after realizing success at her job marketing missiles “was going to kill a lot of people”

Office With a View: Rishi Rajani, who co-founded the production company with Lena Waithe, says its diversity mission “has to make business sense”

While diverse casting is improving ratings, researchers fear “potential crisis” for diverse writer and producers, especially for big-budget shows

Office With a View: David Burke chose Travis Knight’s Laika because the stop-motion animation house is “going into places nobody thought was possible for the medium”

TheGrill 2022: Hollywood has “an unbelievable amount of opportunity,” financial adviser Erik Hodge says

Office With a View: The deal broker says “it was a total accident” starting with the low-budget shop before going on to rep Hollywood’s biggest names

Inflation is up. Media stocks are down. And everyone in the entertainment industry is wondering what’s coming next.

WrapPRO Roundtable: Streaming with advertisements represents “the most exciting and certainly the fastest growth I’ve seen out of a vertical since I’ve been in the business,” one veteran entertainment exec says

“Something transformational is happening out there” but there’s still much left to be done, domestic labor activist Ai-jen Poo says