Austin American-Statesman: In Less than 3 years, Shreveport has passed Austin as a film hotbed
In less than 3 years, Shreveport has passed Austin as a film hotbedSteep statewide incentives have catapulted the Louisiana city ahead.By Chris GarciaAMERICAN-STATESMAN FILM WRITER Sunday, May 18, 2008 SHREVEPORT, La. — "This was Sandra Bu

Movie Maker Magazine: Shreveport/Bossier #3

Shreveport Times: Leaders - 10 who make our community better
This community is blessed with an abundance of inspiring leaders. These are the people who go the extra mile. They pull their own weight, and they push a little when necessary.Many of them have their names in The Times on a weekly basis. Some of them

Shreveport Times: Region's movie industry attracts 24 projects in 2007
A business on West 70th Street specializes in things with funny names.It has shelves of baby-risers, duck lips and tripleheaders. It has rows of tweenies, midgets, redheads and blondes. In the back, there are q-taps, bead boards, dulling spray and Fu

Shreveport Times: Lampton Enochs, Alissa Kantrow: Partners invest in community
Lampton Enochs and Alissa Kantrow are part of an industry that is leading a kind of reverse exodus in the Shreveport-Bossier City area. Educated, creative and talented people in the film industry are moving to the area, or coming back after having mo

Disturbed's 'Asylum' locks up top spot
Music News: Warner Music Group nabs three spots on top 10 -- Heavy Chicago band Disturbed sustain their chart-topping track record with the No. 1 debut...

Deathtrap
Legit Reviews: Being dated is absolutely not a problem for Matthew Warchus's smart revival of Ira Levin's 1978 hit.