Moses the Black arrives in theaters nationwide on January 30, 2026, bringing a gritty, Chicago rooted story of reckoning and redemption to the big screen. The film comes from Simeon
As 2025 enters its final stretch, cameras continue to roll across Chicago. Network series, streamers, indie features, and commercial shoots will be keeping crews busy through the last quarter of
As Chicago Fire continues filming Season 14 throughout the city, the show’s extras casting team is preparing for an upcoming episode, with a casting call looking for real siblings ages
Stoic, an international sales and distribution company, has officially come aboard to handle worldwide sales for Moses the Black, the Chicago-set crime drama starring Omar Epps, Wiz Khalifa, Quavo, and
The feature film Moses the Black, originally slated to film in Chicago, has shifted its filming location to the Champaign / Urbana area with a startup September 8–30, 2025. Following
Note from the editor: When you’re in the middle of making a film, you don’t always realize the impact it will carry or fully appreciate the experience as it’s happening.
Production resumes this coming week on NBC’s One Chicago franchise, as Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., and Chicago Med prepare to start filming the new season. Based at Cinespace Studios, Chicago’s
The Illinois Production Alliance (IPA), the state’s leading voice for the film, commercial, and television production industry, announced the election of IATSE Local 476 Business Manager and Secretary-Treasurer Tony Barracca
In a bold move to expand Illinois’ film production footprint beyond the Chicago metro area, a Pittsburgh-based development group has submitted a $62 million proposal to transform the former Envirotech
Chicago film and television production is buzzing with energy this summer, as soundstages across the city fill up with everything from studio blockbusters to indie gems. Cinespace Studios, The Fields
NBC has officially announced the renewal of all three of its flagship One Chicago dramas—Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., and Chicago Med—for the 2025–2026 season. The announcement was followed by a
Filmmakers are drawn to Chicago for its dynamic blend of urban grit and architectural beauty, offering a visually striking backdrop that can stand in for a variety of settings. The
Chicago is bleeding business. Not a grindhouse film bleed. But more like a Tarantino-esque wound. Or wounds. As the Los Angeles production pipeline sputters—on-location filming plunged 22.4% in Q1 alone—Chicago
As the climate crisis grows ever more pressing, every sector has a responsibility to take action. For the film industry, the Sustainability Now! Summit + Expo is an opportunity for
The Patrick Lives On Film Showcase and Fundraiser, sponsored and hosted by Resolution Studios and Cinespace Studios, takes place on Saturday, March 22, 2025. Ten years ago the senseless death
The faith-based feature, Moses The Black, is set to film in Chicago with production scheduled to begin this spring. Chukwudi Iwuji, Omar Epps, Wiz Khalifa, and Quavo are set to
Calling all creatives! CineCity Studios, Chicago’s premier creative hub, announces the launch of CineCircle, a dynamic incubator designed to nurture, inspire, and elevate independent production companies, filmmakers, artists, and distributors, in
In tonight’s episode of Chicago Fire, fan-favorite character Kylie Estevez, played by Katelynn Shennett, will collaborate with Lieutenant Christopher Herrmann (David Eigenberg) to investigate a series of missing fire hydrants.
Whether it was a bear or a donkey, Chicago dominated national headlines in 2024. It was a year where The Bear dominated awards shows and ratings, and the Democratic National
The Independent Film Alliance (IFA) Chicago, a non-profit dedicated to empowering a diverse and sustainable community of independent content creators, announces its annual Magic Hour Gala fundraiser. This much-anticipated event
