Production Bulletin

📣 Production Bulletin Issue #1778 is now available.

Featuring 129 projects over 44 pages, this week’s issue offers a high-volume look at the latest production activity across film and television. Sign up for full access and stay ahead of the curve.

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The 98th Academy Awards, held on March 15, 2026, celebrated an incredible mix of powerful storytelling, standout performances, and unforgettable cinematic craft. From One Battle after Another taking Best Picture to major wins for Sinners, Frankenstein, Hamnet, and KPop Demon Hunters, this year’s Oscars gave us plenty to talk about. ✨🎬

Here’s the full list of 2026 Oscar winners:

🏆 Best Picture — One Battle after Another
🏆 Best Director — Paul Thomas Anderson, One Battle after Another
🏆 Best Actor — Michael B. Jordan, Sinners
🏆 Best Actress — Jessie Buckley, Hamnet
🏆 Best Supporting Actor — Sean Penn, One Battle after Another
🏆 Best Supporting Actress — Amy Madigan, Weapons

🏆 Best Original Screenplay — Sinners
🏆 Best Adapted Screenplay — One Battle after Another
🏆 Best Film Editing — One Battle after Another
🏆 Best Casting — One Battle after Another

🏆 Best Cinematography — Sinners
🏆 Best Original Score — Sinners
🏆 Best Original Song — “Golden,” KPop Demon Hunters
🏆 Best Production Design — Frankenstein
🏆 Best Costume Design — Frankenstein
🏆 Best Makeup and Hairstyling — Frankenstein
🏆 Best Sound — F1
🏆 Best Visual Effects — Avatar: Fire and Ash

🏆 Best Animated Feature — KPop Demon Hunters
🏆 Best Animated Short — The Girl Who Cried Pearls
🏆 Best Documentary Feature — Mr. Nobody against Putin
🏆 Best Documentary Short — All the Empty Rooms
🏆 Best International Feature Film — Sentimental Value (Norway)
🏆 Best Live Action Short Film — The Singers
🏆 Best Live Action Short Film — Two People Exchanging Saliva

Congratulations to all the winners and nominees for an unforgettable year in cinema. Which win were you happiest to see? 🍿✨

Source: the Academy’s official winners page: https://www.oscars.org/oscars/ceremonies/2026

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See who’s shooting what and where, and access thousands of tracked projects at Production Bulletin 🎥 momentum and indicating that projects are successfully advancing toward physical production 🎬

The pipeline continues to show healthy forward movement 📈

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This week, we tracked 189 film and TV projects that are either being planned (development) or getting ready to start filming (pre-production). 🎬

This figure is above our recent weekly average, signaling a noticeable uptick in activity. 📈 Compared to recent weeks, the pipeline is showing signs of growth rather than just stability.

In simple terms, the industry isn’t just moving steadily; it’s gaining momentum, with more projects preparing to head into production. 🚀

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📄 This Week’s Report Is Live

Here’s the public first page of this week’s pre-production report.

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🎬 These productions don’t start when filming is announced.

Every major film and TV project begins months earlier, during development and pre-production, when hiring, vendor outreach, and planning decisions are already underway. Production Bulletin tracks upcoming film and television projects at these early stages.

Crew and vendors use our data to:

• Identify productions before jobs are publicly posted
• Plan outreach while teams are still forming
• Track what’s coming next by location and timing
• Stay ahead instead of reacting late

👉 View the public first page of this week’s pre-production report:
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🎬 Looking for film & TV work? This is where it actually starts.

Most crew and vendor jobs are decided during development and pre-production - long before filming is announced and long before jobs hit public boards.

Production Bulletin tracks upcoming film and television projects at these early stages.
Subscribers use this data to:
• Identify productions before hiring begins
• Track start dates and locations
• Plan outreach while decisions are still forming
• Stay ahead instead of reacting late

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