The film boom is over, what happens next?

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A slowdown in New Mexico’s once-surging film industry is rippling through the local economy, affecting everyone from transportation crews, set builders, artists, production companies, craft service companies and small businesses that grew alongside Netflix’s expansion in Albuquerque.   Source: https://www.kob.com/new-mexico/4-investigates-the-film-boom-is-over-what-happens-next/

Rio de Janeiro Mayor Unveils $45 Million Investment Plan in the Local Creative Industry by 2028

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Rio Mayor Eduardo Cavaliere announced a 225 million real ($45 million) investment package through 2028 that includes public policies, grant programs and initiatives aimed at strengthening the local cultural sector and film and TV industries.   Source: https://variety.com/2026/tv/global/rio-de-janeiro-mayor-45-million-investment-plan-1236761607/

Letterboxd For Sale: Why A New Public Benefit Company Is Making A Play For Indie Film’s Beloved Social Platform

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A entity called Intrinsic Entertainment Collaborative, ink barely dry on its certificate of incorporation, is making an ambitious run for Letterboxd, whose private equity owner is exploring a sale of the popular platform for indie film lovers.   Source: https://deadline.com/2026/05/letterboxd-for-sale-1236921783/

Dolby and rednote Bring More Immersive Storytelling to Video Content with Dolby Atmos

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Dolby Laboratories, a leader in immersive entertainment, and rednote, the leading lifestyle interest community, today announced the launch of Dolby Atmos content sharing on rednote, further expanding immersive storytelling capabilities for creators and audiences worldwide. Building on the successful integration … Continued