SOUTH CENTRAL CONNECTICUT • NORTH BRANFORD
Connecticut-only reporting and editorial briefs about film, television, production, venues, policy, incentives, and local crews connected to North Branford.
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No story is mapped directly to North Branford; these briefs are explicitly related or regional and retain their actual source location. Every item links to the original source or the full CT Video Services editorial brief.
CT FILM & TV DESK • August 20, 2026
The CTFTVA president and Crooked Smile founder is connecting statewide film advocacy with hands-on casting, crew, production services, premieres, and creative-community events.
CT FILM & TV DESK • August 20, 2026
Donn ‘Q’ Quijada's Sept. 4 Toad's Place event is seeking sponsors and a volunteer media team while preparing world premieres of SOLACE and MEATHEAD.
CT FILM & TV DESK • August 20, 2026
Stephen Emirzian's Hollywood to Hartford is now streaming, bringing roughly 30 Connecticut-connected voices into one record of the state's film and television history and future.
CT FILM & TV DESK • July 2, 2026
The Connecticut Film & TV Alliance highlighted a 2026 filmmakers panel, another sign that the state’s production community is building its own rooms for learning and connection.
CT FILM & TV DESK • June 4, 2026
Lighthouse Lens returned to New Haven with 27 projects, student work, Connecticut stories, international documentaries, and a mission to rebuild a local cinema community.
CT FILM & TV DESK • May 28, 2026
Connecticut’s 2026 budget added a two-year urban-focused film incentive opportunity for qualifying productions with principal photography in Bridgeport, Hartford, and New Haven.
CT FILM & TV DESK • May 12, 2026
Changes discussed in the 2026 budget process put Bridgeport, Hartford, and New Haven at the center of Connecticut’s next film-and-digital-media growth push.
CT FILM & TV DESK • January 21, 2026
The first trailer for Twisted highlighted a Connecticut-shot horror production led by Saw II director Darren Lynn Bousman and Newtown-based Chair 10 Productions.
CT FILM & TV DESK • October 10, 2025
The Julia Roberts drama is largely a London production, but its Yale setting and New Haven location footage place the city inside a global release.
CT FILM & TV DESK • August 20, 2026
The Aug. 29 gathering at US Horse Welfare & Rescue combines a living tribute, film-community networking, music, short films, nonprofit support, and the Hidden Healing documentary.
CT FILM & TV DESK • July 28, 2026
Connecticut’s Office of Film, TV & Digital Media continues to direct producers toward current productions, incentives, locations, and the state’s film-production support system.
CT FILM & TV DESK • February 17, 2026
A Connecticut investigation examined how film tax credits move through the state’s production economy and why policy clarity matters to future projects.
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