VIDEO: First Look - Chloe Grace Moretz as CARRIE
The official teaser trailer for CARRIE, starring Chloe Grace Moretz as Carrie in an adaptation of Stephen King's original novel 'Carrie'.
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MGM's Jonathan Glickman Extends Term as President of Motion Picture Group
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Sony Debuts First Looks at CARRIE & EVIL DEAD at New York Comic Con Today, 10/13
Sony Pictures will debut exclusive first looks at the upcoming films CARRIE and EVIL DEAD at New York Comic Con today, October 13th from the Javits Center.
Breaking Glass Acquires Jules Stewart's K-11
Philadelphia-based Breaking Glass Pictures has acquired all domestic theatrical and ancillary rights to K-11, the directorial debut of veteran script supervisor Jules Stewart, the mother of The Twilight Saga actress Kristen Stewart.
Sony to Debut First Looks at CARRIE & EVIL DEAD at New York Comic Con
Sony Pictures will debut exclusive first looks at the upcoming films CARRIE and EVIL DEAD at New York Comic Con on Saturday, October 13th from the Javits Center.
Sundance Institute Hosts Week of Creative Film Initiatives, Now thru 8/5
Sundance Institute previously announced the participants for its annual Creative Producing Labs and Creative Producing Summit, both held in the same week at the Sundance Resort in Sundance, Utah.
Nathan Lane, Kara DioGuardi & More Set for Developing USA Series
USA Network continues to expand its portfolio of character driven original series with 13 projects in development from industry heavyweights including Nathan Lane, Mark Gordon and Kara DioGuardi, plus Parkes/MacDonald Productions, it was announced today by Chris McCumber and Jeff Wachtel, co-preside
Syfy And Columbia University Present Imagine Greater Development Award
Syfy and Columbia University School of the Arts have awarded the first ever Syfy Imagine Greater Development Award, given to the top student filmmaker in the Columbia University School of Arts Graduate Film Program whose project best exemplifies creativity and imagination, to Gerry Kim, Producer, an
Syfy And Columbia University Announce New Student Filmmaker Award
Syfy and Columbia University School of the Arts today announced the creation of the Syfy Imagine Greater Development Award, which will be awarded to the top student filmmaker in the Columbia University School of Arts Graduate Film Program whose project best exemplifies creativity and imagination.
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