How did Michele Remsen write, direct, produce, and act in her first feature film Toss It? Not a big enough question. How…
Shooting a short takes longer than you'd think. That is, unless, you utilize the wonderful world of preproduction to its…
The question “how can I afford this gear?” has led many a moviemaker to countless hours of research and rummaging.…
Stuck is an original musical film about a New York City subway train that stops in a tunnel beneath the…
It's five in the morning and I'm starting to shiver. The thermometer hovers at 10 degrees but it feels like…
The feature film Band Aid represents not only Zoe Lister-Jones’ directorial debut, but also her voice—in more ways than one.…
Free Fire marks the sixth project I’ve shot with writer-director Ben Wheatley. Our story is set in 1978 Boston, so…
When Linda Bishop's body was found in an empty farmhouse in New Hampshire, her death seemed pointless and puzzling. Then…
Today, just days before the release of my first feature film, Run the Tide, flipping through my initial lookbook feels…
Following the life of Chiron, a young man coming of age in Miami during the “War on Drugs,” Moonlight is…
Following its premiere at Sundance in January, Nate Parker’s directorial debut, The Birth of a Nation, quickly became the biggest…
Cinematographer Bérénice Eveno, a.k.a. Bear, uses her camera to represent the complex themes of The Free World—freedom, confinement, isolation and…
The title of Elizabeth Wood’s audacious narrative feature debut, White Girl, alludes to Leah, a college student on a New…
As a cinematographer, I have made several movies with director Drake Doremus, including Like Crazy and Breathe In. Those films…
We've covered Green Room's director and cast in previous articles this week. Today we round out our exploration of Jeremy…
"Bad Hurt is my family over 20 years condensed into Christmas week," says Mark Kemble, co-writer and director of the feature…
Yves Bélanger belongs to a coterie of French-Canadian filmmakers who’ve caught Hollywood’s attention in recent years. Joined by directors Jean-Marc…
Under the Influence charts the often-mysterious ways that art begets art, calling upon moviemakers to write about one creative work…
"Strategically subversive:" That’s probably the term that gets closest to labeling Rick Alverson’s filmmaking. He sometimes refers to film as…
"I look at the movie like it's an album," said Josh Mond, whose directorial debut, James White, plays like a musical…
Two years ago, only cinephiles knew who Cary Joji Fukunaga was. He was the Oakland-born writer-director of gritty, modestly budgeted…
Fresh off wrapping Season 40 of Saturday Night Live, for which he is the film unit's DP, Alex Buono launched…
You know the reasons you want to shoot your next film on film. Film looks better. Film gets crews and…
“Like magic.” That’s how Ukrainian director Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy describes the intricate, lightning-quick articulations of sign language. It’s also a fitting…