This week on Cast & Crew's Friday Fivecast: California's new loan-out protection bill, Wellington's game hub reel, a UK cinema attendance survey, and more. 

This week on Cast & Crew's Friday Fivecast: Spain’s booming film industry sees a surge in international investment, SAG-AFTRA petitions to recognize intimacy coordinators, a new public school in Yonkers trains future film crews, and more. 

This week on Cast & Crew's Friday Fivecast: viewership trends from the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards, producers' insights on the London TV industry, and how public broadcasters are dominating European animation. 

This week on Cast & Crew's Friday Fivecast: Amazon Prime Video rolls out AI-powered sports coverage, Utah fights to keep hosting Sundance, and the ScreenSkills Pilot apprenticeship boasts a 76% job success rate. 

This week on Cast & Crew's Friday Fivecast: TikTok is a great tool for getting people to go to the movies, a new London TV industry event is expected to have high attendance, and BBC is implementing new diversity requirements for TV shows. 

This week on Cast & Crew's Friday Fivecast: California's AI Protection bill clears the state senate, ESPN extends its partnership with the U.S. Tennis Association, and a look at the biggest films of this year’s Venice Film Festival. 

This week on Cast & Crew's Friday Fivecast: the marketing success of 'Deadpool & Wolverine,’ Indian streaming growth, and Directors UK’s push for streaming residuals. 

This week on Cast & Crew's Friday Fivecast: Italy introduces a new tax credit cap, the Sarajevo Film Festival kicks off its 30th edition, and the Olympics set new streaming records in Europe. 

This week on Cast & Crew's Friday Fivecast: the success of this year’s summer box office, updates from Switzerland's Locarno Film Festival, a new method for buying movie tickets in online gaming platforms, and more. 

This week on Cast & Crew's Friday Fivecast: a new industry-backed bill aims to ban deepfakes, Ampere Analysis reveals a rise in international content among English-speaking countries, and Mubi partners with the Locarno Film Festival to honor emerging filmmakers.