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• The first Creative Arts Emmy weekend has already delivered major wins, including David Harbour's first Emmy and a strong showing for Apple TV+'s Widow's Bay. The main Emmys arrive September 14. → NobelNews.co: The Emmy Race Just Got A Lot More Interesting

Linda Cardellini experienced a similar awards-season breakthrough, winning Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for DTF St. Louis. Like Harbour, Cardellini is hardly an unknown. She has spent years moving between television, film and major ensemble casts. Yet an Emmy win can create a different kind of visibility, reminding audiences that a familiar actor can still have an entirely new awards moment.
→ ViceInsider.com: The Stars Who Just Became Awards-Season Names To Watch

AI is increasingly being used as a layer of technology that can help filmmakers handle some of the enormous amount of information and repetitive work involved in creating modern television. → StevenReport.com: The Technology Behind Television's Most Expensive Scenes

Streaming used to be a relatively simple proposition: choose a show, press play and watch. But as the number of platforms, movies, series, podcasts, games and short-form videos has exploded, finding something to watch has become almost as complicated as watching it. → SteamDigest.co: Why Entertainment Is Becoming A Technology Race

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