Lucas and Spielberg spoke at USC yesterday, discussing the difficulties of getting their own films distributed and niche audiences being ignored; Spielberg predicted film industry meltdown once films with nine-figure budgets flop en masse, while Lucas praised cable TV’s adventurousness over film.
(THR) The
NYT’s profile and interview with the actress in advance of buddy-comedy
The Heat.
(NYT) Noxon, established writer and executive producer for both film and TV, known most to fans from TV’s
Buffy The Vampire Slayer, is set to write the new adventure of Lara Croft.
(VAR) Vanity Fair’s interview with the director on her latest project on the infamous teen Hollywood burglary ring, based on the
VF feature
The Suspects Wore Louboutins.
(VF) Vulture’s look at strategies that paid off last season, from Netflix to Shonda Rhimes, and what didn’t.
(VUL) It’s Nevada’s first program, offering up to $20M back on productions that shoot 60% in-state and have budgets from $500k to $40M., beginning Jan. 1, 2014.
(DH) Bucking the trend of the feature film that gets its release delayed and carries an insurmountable taint with audiences, the studios are willing to delay releases for a better, more successful product.
(THR) As the studios are on track to spend close to $3 billion on film advertising in 2013, a look at the surge in mobile and online consumption as consumers search for what they want to see.
(VAR) Gansa talks open-ended questions and narrative direction for the third season of the award-winning Showtime hit.
(LAT) Director Liz Garbus discusses her Monroe documentary, interspersed with interviews and actor readings, including Uma Thurman, Evan Rachel Wood and Glenn Close, from Monroe’s personal journals and correspondence.
(NYP) 
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