CT FILM & TV DESK • April 16, 2026
She Cries Murder brings a Connecticut-shot mystery to a Seymour world premiere
The Connecticut-made mystery She Cries Murder was set for a red-carpet world premiere in Seymour with a cast-and-crew Q&A.
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CT FILM & TV DESK • February 4, 2026
Hartford natives’ Sundance-winning Ricky brings a Connecticut story to theaters
Ricky, created by Hartford natives Rashad Frett and Lin Que Ayoung and filmed across Connecticut, was set for a nationwide theatrical release after its Sundance recognition.
CT FILM & TV DESK • July 28, 2025
Happy Gilmore 2 borrows Connecticut’s on-screen identity without filming here
Connecticut news microphones, license plates, and a Waterbury Police reference placed the Netflix sequel in a Connecticut-coded world, even though filming occurred in New Jersey.
CT FILM & TV DESK • August 20, 2026
Donn ‘Q’ Quijada connects Connecticut casting, production, events, and film-community infrastructure
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
CTFTVA invites Connecticut's film community to celebrate the living legacy of Ed Cohen
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 • August 20, 2026
Hollywood to Hartford is now streaming, tracing Connecticut film history and opportunity
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 28, 2026
Connecticut’s official production pipeline remains open to new film and TV projects
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 • July 2, 2026
Connecticut filmmakers keep the conversation moving with a 2026 panel
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 • May 28, 2026
New Connecticut film tax credits target Bridgeport, Hartford, and New Haven
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
Connecticut expands its film incentive conversation with an urban production bonus
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 • February 17, 2026
Film-credit dollars keep Connecticut’s production economics in focus
A Connecticut investigation examined how film tax credits move through the state’s production economy and why policy clarity matters to future projects.
CT FILM & TV DESK • December 14, 2025
Connecticut’s Christmas Movie Trail proves screen stories can keep producing after wrap
Holiday-film fans are visiting Connecticut locations in person, turning more than 22 screen productions into tours, stays, restaurant visits, and municipal visibility.
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