Jade Halley Bartlett, as Deadline first told you, is making her feature directorial debut off her script. In Miller’s Girl, a creative writing assignment yields complex results between a teacher and his talented student. Pic is produced by Point Grey

When Dan Erickson first pitched Severance, he told me he got the idea while working “in a door factory.” It took me saying that out loud a couple of times to realize it wasn’t a literal door factory. Dan was

The first reading in the series was hosted by the company along with Tyra Banks’ Bankable Productions and actress and author Anjali Bhimani, whose recent credits include Ms. Marvel. The debut event featured comedy pilot The B Word from South

UPDATED: with additional details: Tár from Focus Features led the Gotham Award nominations that were announced Tuesday morning, with love also for A24’s Everything Everywhere All At Once, Aftersun and The Inspection.

Variety and Nickelodeon are joining forces again for this year’s 10 Animators to Watch event in Los Angeles. The in-person cocktail party and awards ceremony on Oct. 6 will celebrate rising creators in the animation space who are leaving their

Hart also serves as executive producer of “Die Hart 2.” His Hartbeat media company produces the series and Harbeat’s Jeff Clanagan, Candice Wilson Cherry, Bryan Smiley, Thai Randolph, Mike Stein, Luke Kelly-Clyne, Kevin Healey and Ty Walker will serve as

The project is directed by Laura Murphy and produced by Luke Kelly-Clyne. Zachary Halley is co-executive producer, Kristyn Deignan is supervising producer and Harold Berón III is executive in charge of production. MTV Entertainment Studios produced.

The pic reps the directorial debut from writer-director Jade Halley Bartlett, whose screenplay for the project ranked on the 2016 Black List. In Miller’s Girl, a creative writing assignment yields complex results between a teacher and his talented student. Point Grey

Directed by Alex Lehmann (“Paddleton”) and written by Noga Pnueli, “Meet Cute” co-stars Deborah S. Craig, Rock Kohli, and Sierra Fisk. For Davidson, it’s one of several starring roles since leaving “Saturday Night Live” at the end of last season.

Inspirational TV? Erickson: “ Get Smart.” I was a big Nick at Nite kid, and I’d often stay up late enough to watch “Get Smart” twice. It was so funny and deadpan and had the best opening credits sequence ever. I