A docuseries about the University of Chicago’s famed annual scavenger hunt is coming to indie streamer Nebula from the team behind hit travel competition “Jet Lag: The Game.” Directed by “Jet Lag” star Adam Chase and produced by Wendover Productions, “Scav” is described as “a
Alex Cooper, creator and host of the megahit podcast “Call Her Daddy,” will be the subject of a new Hulu docuseries titled “Call Her Alex.” The series will debut at Tribeca Film Festival on June 8, with its Hulu premiere coming on June 10. In
It’s the day before Kelsea Ballerini’s first headlining concert at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena, and although the country-pop superstar is surrounded by bustling production crews and a cacophony of sirens and revving engines from the traffic outside, she’s seemingly as serene as this balmy spring
Trouble brews once again in Shadyside in the trailer for “Fear Street: Prom Queen,” Netflix’s newest addition to the “Fear Street” franchise. The film is adapted from author R.L. Stine’s 1992 novel “The Prom Queen.” Netflix previously released a trilogy of “Fear Street” films, directed
Vuelta Group’s international sales division, Playtime, has completed the full acquisition of sales house Film Constellation from Fabien Westerhoff, and integrated its operations with Global Screen, the German-based international sales outfit under Playtime. Together, these entities will form Global Constellation. Global Constellation will be part
Warner Bros.’ “A Minecraft Movie” continues its domination at the U.K. and Ireland box office, topping the chart for a fourth straight weekend with £2.4 million ($3.3 million), according to Comscore. The film has amassed $68.7 million to date, firmly establishing itself as one of
Screenbound International Pictures is set to shop helmer Arabella Burfitt-Dons’ sophomore feature “Finding My Voice” to international buyers at the upcoming Cannes Film Market, with a world premiere screening due on May 15. The coming-of-age music drama stars Michelle Ryan (“Bionic Woman”), Nick Moran (“Lock,
30 filmmakers have been shortlisted for the Sony Future Filmmaker Awards. The filmmakers were selected for their originality across fiction, non-fiction, animation and student filmmaking. The shortlisted winners will be given the chance to attend a four-day immersive program behind the scenes at the Sony