Interview
Ready to Roll: America’s Film & TV Workforce Stands Prepared to Deliver – Part 2
As Congress considers the first federal film and television production incentive, filmmakers, craftspeople, and local business owners across America are making a simple case: the talent, infrastructure, and workforce are already here, ready to work.
The Crews Are Ready: Why America’s Production Strengths Are Worth Building On
As Washington debates a federal production incentive, filmmakers across America are telling the same story: world-class crews, thriving small businesses, and local communities are helping power film and television production from Georgia to New Mexico and beyond.
2026 Emmys: “Widow’s Bay” Casts a Spell as Matthew Rhys Makes History and Jean Smart, “The Pitt” Prevail
Matthew Rhys made Emmy history, Jean Smart continued her remarkable run, and “Widow’s Bay” completed a sweeping victory on television’s biggest stage. Here are the biggest winners, tributes, surprises, and unforgettable moments from the 78th Emmy Awards.
Interview
Production Designer
From Albuquerque to Air Force One: Inside Production Designer Denise Pizzini’s Vision for “Pluribus”
In Pluribus, production designer Denise Pizzini crafts a world where isolation and spectacle collide—building everything from a custom Albuquerque neighborhood to Air Force One, all to support Rhea Seehorn’s journey through a transformed global landscape.
Interview
Casting Director
Inside the Global Casting Search for “Pluribus”: Non-Actors, Secret Scripts & Perfect Fits
Casting “Pluribus” meant secrecy, global searches, and bold choices. From non-actors to seasoned performers like Rhea Seehorn and John Cena, the team reveals how authenticity shaped every role in Vince Gilligan’s ambitious new series.
