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. 

This week on Cast & Crew's Friday Fivecast: the impact of India’s local content on streaming, how traditional TV networks are gearing up for the Olympics, and key takeaways from the Durban Film Market in South Africa. 

This week on Cast & Crew's Friday Fivecast: Advertising's pivotal role in streaming strategies, diversity gains in this year's Emmy nominations, and the latest updates on Paris Olympics coverage. 

This week on Cast & Crew's Friday Fivecast: Coppola opens a new hotel for filmmakers in Atlanta, streaming bundles reduce churn, and the NBA finalizes $76 billion in sports deals, and more.