On paper, the draft seems straightforward. Each team takes their turn in an orderly fashion, right? Wrong. The day of the draft can only be described as organized chaos. At least that’s how 2014’s Draft Day portrays the events. 

On April 9, attendees at The Lindsay Theater & Cultural Center in Sewickley were treated to a wide array of work created by local, female, Pittsburgh filmmakers.

The winners of the 2nd Annual Pittsburgh Film Critics Association Awards are announced!

Ahead of The Pitt’s January 8, 2026 season two release date, the Pittsburgh-set emergency room drama secured two nominations for the 83rd Annual Golden Globes.

After much anticipation, the Row House - Hollywood in Dormont witll officially open its doors! What better way to do so than with the release of Greek Weird Wave master Yorgos Lanthimos’ latest, Bugonia.

Beyond the Cinerama Dome nicknamed Pittsburgh as the Hollywood of Appalachia and the city is living up to the name with the announcement of a Pittsburgh Walk of Fame.

Row House Cinema announces partnership with Needs More Fog as they continue to remodel the Hollywood Theater in Dormont.

The Burbank-shot, but Pittsburgh-based show picked up a staggering thirteen nominations in a variety of categories. From Outstanding Drama to more than a few acting nominations, The Pitt will likely take home a few statues when the time comes.

It’s not just big-screen productions that are calling Pittsburgh home for the summer, it’s also small-screen works that are using Western Pennsylvania tax credits to their advantage.

It’s shaping up to be a busy filmmaking summer in our little town. Hershey has already wrapped and another film production is moving in.

Have you heard? Something sweet is coming to a theater near you in 2026.