LOF Staff
"Hoppers" appeals to its intended audience, and more.
A review of Pixar's newest film "Hoppers"
When the Camera Moves Closer
The close-up is more than just a shot, it’s a vital element in the art of storytelling.
Indiewood Screenwriting Fund
Have a feature length script or TV pilot, but not the funds to enter a festival? The Indiewood Screenwriting Fund might be for you.
"The Wrecking Crew": An Iconic Depiction of Action/Comedy
A personal review of Prime Video's new film, "The Wrecking Crew", starring Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista.
"The Map That Leads to You", A True Romantic Drama
A personal review of the Prime Video original, "The Map That Leads to You". Warning, spoilers ahead.
How to Find and Succeed in Film Internships
Quick advice on how to prepare and apply for film internships from a film student.
Is "People We Meet on Vacation" Worth the Hype?
A personal review of the new hit Netflix movie, "People We Meet on Vacation". The new film based on the wildly popular book by Emily Henry.
What to Bring on Your First Day to Set as a Production Assistant
Prepare to never be unprepared as we explore the numerous items that should be brought for your first day on set.
"Stranger Things": What Happened During the Final Season?
A deep dive into the final season of Netflix's hit show, "Stranger Things".
The Mise-en-scène
Let's go over everything that appears within the frame of a film shot, what it means, and how it helps shape a film.
Alive and Spinning: Physical Film's Comeback in the 21st Century
An iconic part of cinema, physical film projection is making a comeback through major studio blockbusters and independent arthouses around the world.
From Frosted Flakes to Snow Machines: Tracking the Evolution of Snow in Film
Journey through the history of creating snow for film, from the use of deadly asbestos to the safer, gentler ingredients used today.
"This Time of Year"
Check out this interview with Micah Cole Pittman, who stars as Noah in the new holiday rom-com released this past Christmas Eve.
"Anaconda": A New Form of Filmmaking
A review/analysis of the new Anaconda (2025) movie - showing a new way of making a movie.