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Over $3 billion: Estimating economic impact of Hollywood strikes

The film and TV industries account for more than 700,000 jobs in the state, according to the California Film Commission. And as the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes continue, how are they economically impacting LA and California? At least three billion dollars is the fallout so far, according to some estimates, including from Todd Holmes, an entertainment media management professor at Cal State Northridge. -- KCRW

CSUN Professor Researching and Developing Novel E-Cigarette Warnings

A California State University, Northridge communication studies professor has collaborated with a team of Cornell researchers to develop and test novel e-cigarette warnings messages with two key and divergent populations: non-smoking youth and adult smokers. -- San Fernando Valley Sun

CSUN Prof, Cornell Researchers Collaborate on E-Cig Warning Messages

A California State University, Northridge communication studies professor has collaborated with a team of Cornell researchers to develop and test novel e-cigarette warnings messages with two key and divergent populations: non-smoking youth and adult smokers. -- SCV News

CSUN Student Named Semifinalist for Student Academy Award

A student from California State University, Northridge (CSUN), Sara Sims, has been named a semifinalist for the Student Academy Award. The recognition is for her thesis documentary titled “#2276”, a film inspired by the discovery that she and her twin sister were conceived via a sperm donor. -- Game is Hard

‘Stop Making Sense’ Producer Gary Goetzman Talks the Making of Rock Doc That Changed Concert Movies Forever

Goetzman and Demme have always been extremely clear about how complete the Talking Heads’ stage show already was before the two of them had the idea to shoot it (Demme once described it as “a movie waiting to be filmed”), but it wouldn’t be inaccurate to say that the origins of “Stop Making Sense” trace back to a phone call Goetzman received on one of those listless 1982 afternoons when he and Demme would sit around the pool and wait for opportunity to strike — which is what they did whenever they weren’t scouring record shops for new albums. “My brother was booking acts for CSUN [California State University, Northridge) at the time,” Goetzman recalled. “His job was to book The Motels and Oingo Boingo. And then he called and said ‘Dude, I think I’m going to book the ’Heads.’ And I just said ‘Jonathan, Grego’s going to try to get the ’Heads at CSUN,’ and Jonathan goes: ‘We’re filming it, man. 16 millimeter.’” -- Indie Wire

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