Experience the apocalypse at the Sacramento International Film Festival 48 hour challenge California + Sac Gems on 8/19/23! At the railroad museum at 11 am!
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This year's premiere, Unfix, discusses the repercussions of conversion therapy while engaging elements of the pandemic to stress the motives of discovering one's self-worth. Graham Glen Streeter's filmography often plays to the experience of humanity
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Enjoying the Golden Age of film and TV franchises? Legislation rapidly moving in Sacramento could bring it all to a crashing halt. Film, television, and streaming
A new movie theater has opened in an anchor location that has been vacant at the Westfield Galleria at Roseville for several years.
Cinemark Roseville Galleria Mall and XD opened to the public last week. Caitlin Piper, senior manager of public relatio
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The first of three rounds is now open for those interested in receiving a grant for a film or television production project in the city of Sacramento.
Sacramento Film + Media will award four $5,000 grants during each of three gran
Jennifer West, a former television production manager for New Line Cinema, is the first manager of the new Sacramento Film Office.
The city has launched the office after studying the idea for nearly a year with an eye toward expanding, Sacramento’s ro
Sacramento has a new lead for its public arts and film efforts, with the recent hiring of Megan Van Voorhis as the city's first culture and creative economy manager.
The city announced that it hired Van Voorhis on Tuesday afternoon. Her employment wit
In 2007, Tim Meunier founded the Sacramento Horror Film Festival with the goal of providing educational workshops and a platform to reach audiences for filmmakers, and a unique film-going experience for audiences. Not only does the festival screen m
Chadwick Boseman was best known to audiences for his work onscreen, playing iconic figures like Jackie Robinson, James Brown, Thurgood Marshall and the Black Panther. But offscreen, he was known as a proud Howard Bison.
Howard University announced t
On Monday morning, the day after making history with her two Oscar wins, Chloé Zhao is beaming. Her happiness is detectable even over Zoom. “It was just so, so beautiful to be in the room with people, and to be able to actually ta
The limits, which follow California's limited Stay at Home Order, mandate that it's "taillights at ten."
Los Angeles is tightening the reins on filming as the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise.
Officials from the City and County of Los Angeles
The original Saved by the Bell featured tanned California high schoolers learning life lessons every Saturday morning — cheating is bad, don't get addicted to caffeine pills, you can still win homecoming queen even with a zit on your face. Peacock's
France, which has been on lockdown since Oct. 30 to curb the second wave of the pandemic, will see its cinemas, theaters and museum reopen on Dec. 15. French president Emmanuel Macron unveiled some gradual measures to ease the lockdown on Tuesday dur
It wants key members of the sound department to have the same representation as department heads such as DPs.
The Cinema Audio Society, Motion Picture Sound Editors and Association of Motion Picture Sound have stepped up their combined Sound Credit In
Dance to Express (Wide Open Walls) from Eddie Arcilla on Vimeo.
Hey guys, this is my first post and latest work. A short film exploring and highlighting some of the art around Sacramento with dance. I was experimenting on different camera movements o
