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The Inspection director Elegance Bratton went from homelessness to the military, and his film recounts his experience as gay Black…
Cinematographer James Laxton remembers his first collaborations with director Barry Jenkins at Florida State University’s film program almost two decades
DP James Laxton discusses how If Beale Street Could Talk reflects 1970s Harlem while also examining issues still relevant today.
Run by the husband/wife team of Michael and Jennifer Brody, Crested Butte Film Festival 2017 touted ace programming against its scenic…
The Filmmaker Insights panel decoded the inner workings of both parties, director and editor, and how they come together for…
Editor Nat Sanders discusses what he's learned about editing thus far, how he cut a key scene from Moonlight the…
Sunscreen Film Festival has become one of the bastions in the fight to not only bring back production into Florida,…
The Quad, once Greenwich Village's premier indie theater, is making a comeback. Director of Programming C. Mason Wells tells us…
Revisit the top 10 articles on moviemaker.com for the month of February 2017, from Ice Cube to cat documentaries to…
Breaking with what in recent editions served as a preview to the Academy Awards, the 2017 Independent Spirit Awards delivered
Karla Souza is uninterested in pursuing work that perpetuates outdated depictions of Latinas in entertainment, thank you very much.
The eight actors who received the Virtuosos Award from the Santa Barbara International Film Festival made a diverse and illustrious…
Watch Moonlight writer-director Barry Jenkins discover links between the universes of his film and Wong Kar-wai's widely influential In the…
The Film Independent Spirit Awards announced the nominations today. The awards honor indie cinema with emphasis on low-budget moviemaking.
Take a break from crafting that last-second DIY costume to revisit the best articles of October 2016 on moviemaker.com, collected…
Following the life of Chiron, a young man coming of age in Miami during the “War on Drugs,” Moonlight is…