See the highlights from the Zoom roundtable discussion with Abby Chermely, labor and employment attorney at Dinsmore & Shohl.
A light at the end of the tunnel is starting to come into view.
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The Sundance Institute has pledged $1 Million in relief funds to artists and art organizations.
Resources for crew from Film Cincinnati- roundtable Zoom discussion with a labor & employment attorney and crew relief campaign
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Resources and relief information amidst the Coronavirus.
Because of concerns over COVID-19 and the limits on workplace gatherings, motion picture projects throughout the state of Ohio, and around the world, have been put on hiatus for the foreseeable future.
Film Cincinnati today announced the addition of three new members to its Board of Directors, including De Asa Nichols from Cincinnati Children's, Sean Parker of The Kroger Company and Jacqueline Aguilar of Procter & Gamble.
For the third year in a row, Cincinnati is listed as one of the best cities in North America to make a movie, according to MovieMaker magazine.
Film Cincinnati announces that production has started for yet another major motion picture in Cincinnati, “Open Source,“ starring Bruce Willis, Jessie Metcalf, Natalie Eva Marie and Lala Kent and directed by Matt Eskandari.
The nation will get its first glimpse at the true-story legal drama “Dark Waters” on Friday, November 22, but Cincinnati, and many of the cast and crew who worked on the film, enjoyed a special screening Sunday night as the movie played to a full house at the Esquire Theatre.
The red carpet was out Tuesday, November 12, in New York for the premiere of “Dark Waters,” the Todd Haynes-directed legal drama based on a true story about a Cincinnati corporate attorney (played by Mark Ruffalo) taking on an environmental lawsuit against a giant chemical company, exposing a lengthy history of pollution.
Thank you to everyone who came out on Saturday night looking #dropdeadgorgeous on the black carpet.
“We cannot think of a more deserving recipient than Tim”
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The 72-Hour Teen Film Challenge is a filmmaking competition exclusively for teenagers 13-19 years old.
Ohio Senate Reinstates Ohio Motion Picture Tax Credit
