NZ film biz attracts costly extravaganzas
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New Zealand is home to a  thriving film industry, one that has produced movies like the  internationally acclaimed "Whale Rider." It was an early  adopter of incentives that attract outside productions. It's  also the home of Peter Jackson's effects companies, Weta  Digital and Weta Workshop, and their impact on New Zealand's  film industry cannot be underestimated.
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Global cinema takings will rise steadily to $22.8bn (Â£12.6bn) by the end of 2004, a research body predicts.
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The unexpected windfall from DVD sales have become the wild card in HollywoodÂs negotiations with the Screen Actors Guild.
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Variety - Specialty film execs and agents are panting at the prospect of a Sundance lineup chockful of highly anticipated films after light buying in Toronto and an AFM that's serving more leftovers than main dishes.
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The film industry might  be tough to break into, but it's surprisingly egalitarian when  it comes to houses.
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The flashy accessories that accompany top designs on fashion runways are well beyond the budgets of many a fashionista, but even the most cash-strapped consumer has one way to copy the looks -- rent it.
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Different business models, same path to success -- make good movies.
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There&#39;s a price on James Bond&#39;s head and it could be $1bn (NZ$1.5bn), making him one of the most valuable cinema properties on earth.
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The film has made record-breaking box office collections.
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Overture Films is running on a small budget, but looking like a major studio.
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How the movie studio climbed back on top after a series of costly flops
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A French director faces a Â£100,000 bill after offering free screenings of his critically panned film.
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Rent from studios used to make the fourth Harry Potter film  helps boost profits at Pinewood Shepperton film studios.
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Quite a few production houses are venturing into this new industry.
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The video giant lowers rental fees again. Sounds desperate.
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If the video game industry is beginning to rake in revenue that rivals the movie industry, it&#39;s also beginning to accumulate Hollywood-like headaches.
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A new tax relief scheme is introduced to support the British film industry with subsidies worth up to Â£4m per film.