David Robb

labor editor for Deadline Hollywood

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After a COVID hiatus, Hollywood productions are now trying to make up for lost time and fulfill the endless desire for new content across streaming platforms.

Hollywood sets: What it’s like working 14-hour days, and whether a strike is coming

After a COVID hiatus, Hollywood productions are now trying to make up for lost time and fulfill the endless desire for new content across streaming platforms.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Most film, TV and commercial shoots are on hold until mid to late January — at the request of the health department.

In-person film, TV and commercial productions are paused in Southern California due to COVID risks

Most film, TV and commercial shoots are on hold until mid to late January — at the request of the health department.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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