Jeremy Fuster, Film Reporter, joined TheWrap in 2016 and covers box office and labor news. He received a National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Award for his coverage of the 2023 WGA Strike and was nominated by the LA Press Club as Best Entertainment Journalist. He can be reached at jeremy.fuster@thewrap.com.
Experience:
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WGA Director Blasts ‘Despicable’ AMPTP in Conflict Over Guild’s Health Plan
Contract negotiations set for May 11 may be thrown into uncertainty after latest exchange
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Los Angeles Filming Drops 18% in Q1 Amid Shutdown
As the shutdown is likely to continue through Q2, FilmLA says any shoot days already lost won’t be able to be recovered later in the year.
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Paramount Postpones ‘Jackass’ to Summer 2021
Fourth film based on hit MTV series was initially set for release in March
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AMC Theatres Sued by Florida Mall Owners After Not Paying Rent
Lawsuit seeks in excess of $7.5 million in damages after AMC location did not pay $52,000 in rent for April
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Studios and Guilds in Talks on How to Safely Resume Filming After Lockdown
“Is it even possible to do big blockbusters that require loads of extras in makeup with social distancing?” one production executive tells TheWrap
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Do You Work in Hollywood? Here’s Where You Can Get (and Give) Financial Aid
While federal aid is still needed, Hollywood guilds and grassroots projects are trying to help out. Here are links to what is available
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Why Georgia Movie Theaters Probably Won’t Reopen Next Week Despite What Gov. Kemp Says
Several issues, including employee retraining and public fear of coronavirus, still stand as hurdles for Georgia’s cinemas
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Warner Bros’ ‘Scoob!’ to Skip Theaters for Video on Demand Release Next Month
Animated Hanna-Barbera film joins “Trolls World Tour” as second theatrical release sent to VOD due to the pandemic
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IFC Films Offers 200 Films to Indie Theaters Without Rental Fees
When indie theaters reopen, they’ll be able to screen films like “Boyhood” without rental costs
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Georgia Movie Theaters to Reopen on April 27
Gov. Brian Kemp says that his state is “on track” to meet the requirements for Phase 1 of the Trump Administration’s reopening plan
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Hollywood Unions Share Update on Pandemic Relief Efforts in Joint Letter
Unions representing over 500,000 Hollywood workers and talent outline plans to navigate industry lockdown and its aftermath
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Australia Forces Facebook and Google to Pay Country’s Media Outlets for Their News Content
The land downunder joins countries like France that are trying to break Silicon Valley’s hold over media revenue
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‘Doctor Who’ Fans Honor Elisabeth Sladen After Release of ‘Farewell, Sarah Jane’
Former “Who” showrunner Russell T. Davies reunited Sarah Jane’s friends on ninth anniversary of Sladen’s death for an epilogue to “The Sarah Jane Adventures”
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‘Supergirl’: Jon Cryer Says Lex Luthor’s Final Showdown Was Rewritten in COVID-19 Lockdown
Filming on the DC show’s Season 5 finale began before production shut down, but the writers are changing things up
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CNN’s Brooke Baldwin Reveals in Tell-All Op-Ed: Coronavirus Gave Me ‘The Gift of Connection’
News anchor shares details of the physical pain and emotion toil of battling COVID-19
