At this year's HollyShorts, Timofey Pozhitkov's "Katya" follows a homesick immigrant mother weighing a return to Moscow, tracing how the pull of home persists even when home has become unrecognizable.
At this year's HollyShorts, Eric Jackowitz's "The Seeing Eye Dog Who Saw Too Much" resurrects the 1970s Italian giallo as a blood-soaked fever dream, chasing both a mysterious killer and a reason to laugh in a cinema again.
At this year's HollyShorts, Ward Bond's "Bond on Cinema" goes past the red carpet and into the creative heart of filmmaking, treating each conversation as a chance to reveal the story behind the story.
At this year's HollyShorts, Stephen Neary's "Living with a Visionary" brings a hand-drawn adaptation of John Matthias' memoir home to Los Angeles, tracing one man's care for his wife through Parkinson's, hallucination, and the isolation of a pandemic.
At this year's HollyShorts, hazart's "Stay for the Q&A" takes a routine post-premiere Q&A and lets it devolve into something familiar and unhinged, a sharp, affectionate send-up of the absurdities every filmmaker knows too well.
At this year's HollyShorts, Parker Croft's "The Liars of Black Mountain Road" watches a couple compete for the moral high ground after killing a stranger's dog, tracing how shame and fear pull thought, speech, and action apart.
How the next generation of filmmakers is finding inspiration through internet culture and independent storytelling.
Exploring the intersection of immersive storytelling, virtual reality, and AI-powered filmmaking.
A look inside one of the world's largest online communities for filmmakers, broadcasters, and creators.
A look inside Adobe Premiere Pro's redesigned color workflow and the future of video editing.
A deep dive into creating an ambitious fantasy adventure series outside the traditional studio system.
Test Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive cameras and Apple Vision Pro technology at a hands-on immersive media event hosted by Blackmagic Collective.
Director Nicholas Mihm discusses "How to Change the World | SAGE," Indigenous energy independence, and impact-driven filmmaking at Blue Water Film Festival.
A Q&A with filmmaker Sugandhi Gadadhar on "My Otter Diary"—capturing India’s smooth-coated otters, underwater filming challenges, and human–wildlife conflict.
Join ZEISS Cinematography on March 10 for a hands-on demo and conversation with cinematographer Pascale Marin, AFC, exploring the new Aatma lens family.
Watch "Letter to 2025" — a short film made through the CFA Film Challenge and released as part of our ongoing showcase of completed challenge projects.
