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The stories we would put on the marquee. Reviews, reporting and obituaries from people who work on set.
Gibson Guitars Goes “Back to the Future”
“The goal was to create a unified visual language where the new material felt authentically grounded in the ‘Back to the Future’ aesthetic."
Forecasting Gold: "After The Hunt"
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Blackmagic Design Announces New UltraStudio Express HD
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"Inhabitant" Bargains With the Devil of Self-Abandonment
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"Friends Like Us" Turns Fandom Into a Hostage Situation
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"The Shift" Turns "Eat the Rich" Into a Literal Warning
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"In The Palm of Her Hand" Finds Tenderness in an Unmarked Grave
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Blackmagic Collective
Dark Comedy Feature Film "Not So Bright" Recaptures Comedic Nostalgia of Decades Past
"The key for me is to have a film that is comparable in look and quality to some of the top films on the market but not have to struggle financially to get the film off the ground."
Interviews
Filmmaker Ilana Zackon Goes Against The "Grain"
The First-time director's award-winning short has made the festival circuit to Atlanta Horror, Fantasia, and Blood in the Snow.
Interviews
"The Last Dance": An Interview with Hayden Mclean
Check out the interview for the British-Jamaican short film by Hayden Mclean. "The Last Dance" is a love letter to the Windrush generation, reggae sound system culture, and the spaces that raised them.
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Beyond the Boom: The Quiet Power of Kathryn Bigelow
If cinema is a language, then Kathryn Bigelow writes its most visceral poetry. On her birthday, we celebrate by tracing how a painter from the New York avant-garde learned to make cinema you don’t just watch, but feel in your bones. Sometimes, you must quiet the noise to hear the real story.
Blackmagic Collective
Neil Finn’s Latest Infinity Sessions Completed With Blackmagic Design
Blackmagic PYXIS 6K, ATEM Television Studio HD8 ISO and Cloud Store Max 24TB used to live stream and provide immediate post production.
Interviews
Jackie Quinones Explores a Day in the Life of a Rideshare Driver in her New Film "Miles Away"
"There's something safe about anonymity." Quinones's debut feature "Miles Away" explores how rideshares can shift your entire life.
How to Get Production Assistant Jobs
Looking for your first job in the film industry and not sure where to start? Look no further.
Interviews
"Dust Bunny": Behind its Distinctive Visual Style
Director of Photography Nicole Whitaker takes us behind the scenes of the ambitious new film.
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"A Bear Remembers"
Interviewing Knight on their duo-directed short film based on memory, lost, and identity.
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Opinions
How Indie Productions Challenge Misogyny in Film
We want more women behind the camera, not more women's behinds ON camera!
Film ListMortifying Independent Films For Your Halloweekend
Looking for something spooky (and independent) to watch this weekend? Look no further.
Film ReviewHow LuLu Wang Brought Her Chinese Heritage to the Screen in "The Farewell"
Based on Wang's real-life family, "The Farewell" showcases what happens when cultures collide.