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No Sushi, the filmmaker-first post house built around Emmy-winning editorial talent from film and television, has signed editor Eric Kissack to its roster for commercial work. One of the most accomplished comedy editors working across film and television, Kissack's credits include The Studio, Veep, The Good Place, Pam & Tommy, Spider-Noir, Brüno, The Dictator, Horrible Bosses 2 and Role Models.

Football season is underway and Jersey Mike's Subs is entering the second year of its official NFL partnership with the launch of "Game Day Mike's Way." The sprawling new campaign escalates the playful rivalry between two-time Super Bowl champion Eli Manning and franchise staple Danny DeVito. Developed in collaboration with Chicago-based creative agency Highdive, the platform builds on last year's "Eli vs.

On Sept. 13, 2001, British filmmaker John Smith presented the first program of Conversations at the Edge just two days after the September 11 attacks. This fall, Smith returns to Chicago for CATE's 25th anniversary season with a career-spanning program that includes Throwing Stones (2004), a film that looks back, in part, on that first Chicago visit and its effect on his life and work.

Milwaukee Film is thrilled to reveal the online program guide for the 2026 Dialogues Documentary Festival, presented by Potawatomi Casino Hotel. The program guide includes a full schedule of film screenings and plenty of helpful information for Festival attendees. Physical copies of the program book are scheduled to arrive by Tuesday, September 8 at various locales, including Milwaukee Film's Historic Cinemas: the Downer and Oriental Theatres.

MAKE, a Minneapolis-based creative studio known for impactful animation and original storytelling, has officially opened applications for the 2026 MAKE Animation Thesis Grant. The annual program offers senior animation students funding, production resources, and promotional visibility to help bring their thesis films to life exactly as envisioned. Launched in 2024, the grant was created to champion and spotlight emerging animation talent by directly funding original animated thesis projects.

The Chicago International Film Festival today announced its inaugural Physical Media Fair, celebrating the art of film preservation and the community of collectors of in-home entertainment. From the advent of VHS to today's highest-quality 4K HD Blu-rays, collecting movies at home has long been a passion for many film fans.

San Antonio, clear your holiday weekend plans. Illustrator is touching down in the Alamo City for the largest anime convention in South Texas, , taking over the Henry B. González Convention Center all Labor Day weekend. Between the massive cosplay meetups, booming gaming halls, and non-stop concerts, convention floors can get wild fast. That's where Ringo comes in.

Jason Weaver's next move is a doozy. He's launching a talk show. That's right. The actor who just wrapped a five-season run on The Chi said that his newest project, Leave It To Weaver, will debut next month. He revealed the news in a recent ScreenMag exclusive. "We're bringing back that late-night format for the younger audience," he explained. "But just like punched-up a little bit more." Leave It To Weaver will star Weaver as host interviewing guests in front of an audience.

No Sushi, the filmmaker-first post house built around Emmy-winning editorial talent from film and television, has signed editor Keith Fraase to its editorial roster for commercial work. Fraase's credits span some of the most acclaimed film and television work of recent years, including Past Lives, Severance, Shōgun and Materialists, alongside long-time collaborations with directors Terrence Malick and Celine Song.

ColorNation, a remote color grading company founded by post veteran Reid Brody, has expanded its roster with the addition of colorist Kalvin Johnson, whose commercial portfolio includes work for Apple, Nike and numerous other global brands.