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Fallback Studios aims to help grow Ohio's film industry, currently valued at around $300 million, to $3 billion in the next five years.
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Production of a film sharing the story of LeBron James鈥 early years in basketball is underway around the region until the beginning of June.
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Bruce Willis will return to Cincinnati for the fourth time in four-and-a-half years to star in Open Source, directed by Matt Eskandari.
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Last month, Cleveland's home-grown moviemakers Joe and Anthony Russo broke the all-time box office record with their latest film, "Avengers: Endgame," surpassing 2009's 鈥淎vatar.鈥 Their next movie, 鈥淐herry," will focus on a much more modest story centered around Northeast Ohio鈥檚 opioid crisis. Anthony Russo was in town recently, and he doesn鈥檛 see the new film as a conscious attempt to step back from super heroes.
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Producers of a TV series, and two more feature films, are preparing to shoot here, says Kristen Schlotman, Film Cincinnati executive director. "It's...
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While agriculture is the largest industry in Ohio, most residents haven鈥檛 lived on a farm for three generations. A new international film festival鈥
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Shortly after noon, actress Glenn Close and director Ron Howard relaxed together in front of a Middletown house which has played a central role in...
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Seven-time Oscar nominee Glenn Close made her Middletown film debut in a most unglamorous way 鈥 chain-smoking cigarettes while wearing an oversized pink...
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Hillbilly Elegy production crews have spent the weekend in Middletown preparing to film scenes in the hometown of author J.D. Vance starting Monday.
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The script for Evan Miller鈥檚 15-year Hollywood career started in a talent agency mailroom. 鈥淚t was filling envelopes with resumes and headshots, and then a lot of filling in,鈥 Miller said. 鈥淚t was great, because it exposed me to voiceovers, to commercials, to new theatrical work. I really got to see the business as a whole and figured out pretty early on that my passion was in TV and film and representing those actors.鈥