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It can be difficult to find the comedy in subjects like racial tension, addiction, and alcoholism, but that gray area is where directors like Mike Binder thrive. Known for his “dramedy”-filled body of work (Reign Over Me, The Upside of Anger), the comedian-turned-filmmaker’s latest is Black or White, the story of Elliot (played by Kevin Costner), a grieving widow who lost his wife in a car accident.
In honor of Robert Duvall’s 84th birthday, we’re revisiting our most recent interview with the ever-opinionated, hardworking acting legend. At SXSW 2014, MovieMaker caught up with Robert Duvall, who was looking forward to a good barbeque with his “crazy Texas ranger” friends before premiering his performance in A Night in Old Mexico. With his latest film, The Judge, opening October 2014, the actor looked back at his incomparable career and shared his philosophy about rehearsals and the state of the film industry.
MovieMaker correspondent Andy Young reports on the recently announced winners of the 21st Austin Film Festival, October 23 – 30, […]
Directed by Neil Berkeley (Beauty is Embarrassing), the road documentary Harmontown follows Dan Harmon, creator of NBC’s Community and co-creator of Adult Swim’s Rick and Morty, as he takes his live podcast on an unpredictable tour.
How cinematic visionary Richard Linklater pulled off his most ambitious film yet: the 12-year labor of love, Boyhood.
When you first watch Red Flag, a new dark comedy from HBO “GIRLS” star and independent director Alex Karpovsky, it […]
Welcome to Directing on a Dime, where indie moviemaker Andy Young provides tips and insight for moviemakers whose budget is […]
Welcome to Directing on a Dime, where indie moviemaker Andy Young provides tips and insight for moviemakers whose budget is […]
Welcome to Directing on a Dime, where indie moviemaker Andy Young provides tips and insight for moviemakers whose budget is […]
Welcome to Directing on a Dime, where indie moviemaker Andy Young provides tips and insight for moviemakers whose budget is […]
Welcome to Directing on a Dime, where indie moviemaker Andy Young provides tips and insight for moviemakers whose budget is […]
Welcome to Directing on a Dime, where indie moviemaker Andy Young provides tips and insight for moviemakers whose budget is […]
The first thing you need to know about Richard Linklater is that he’s a Texas moviemaker. From his breakout hit […]
Welcome to Directing on a Dime, where indie moviemaker Andy Young provides tips and insight for moviemakers whose budget is […]
Welcome to Directing on a Dime, where indie moviemaker Andy Young provides tips and insight for moviemakers whose budget is […]
This is an interesting week to be the Duplass brothers. Jeff Who Lives at Home, Jay and Mark’s biggest film to date, is hitting theaters in wide release.
Welcome to Directing on a Dime, where indie moviemaker Andy Young provides tips and insight for moviemakers whose budget is […]
You can’t take care of each department’s every need, but at least you can be prepared. So here are 10 things I’m always sure to have with me on set.
Welcome to Directing on a Dime, where indie moviemaker Andy Young provides tips and insight for moviemakers whose budget is […]
Right off the bat, I want to say that Jason McHugh’s Shpadoinkle: The Making of Cannibal: The Musical is the […]
Welcome to Directing on a Dime, where indie moviemaker Andy Young provides tips and insight for moviemakers whose budget is […]
Welcome to Directing on a Dime, where indie moviemaker Andy Young provides tips and insight for moviemakers whose budget is […]
Directing on a Dime: Jeff, Sal, Franco, Beavis and Butt-head Take Over the 2011 Austin Film Festival
Welcome to Directing on a Dime, where indie moviemaker Andy Young provides tips and insight for moviemakers whose budget is […]
Welcome to Directing on a Dime, where indie moviemaker Andy Young provides tips and insight for moviemakers whose budget is […]
