Behind the Edit and Denied the Credit: The History of Women in Film Editing
An introduction to women in editing from the silent era to today and a reminder to acknowledge the creative workers that aren't named on movie posters.
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DaVinci Resolve Studio used on 27 of this year’s nominated films.
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A closer look at the craft behind award winning film editing.
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The cinematographer for HBO's new limited series talks about the creative direction and execution of the drama, while sharing some insight into the sometimes misunderstood profession of cinematography.
Life Writing: The Power of the Archive on Screen
Filmmaking via archive allows us all to not only view narratives that often aren't shown in mainstream media, but potentially challenge common social memory.
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How book accurate is Luc Besson's adaptation of the gothic classic that is Bram Stoker's "Dracula"?
Bulking Up & Drying Out: Expectations Around Body Transformation in the Industry
A look at extreme body transformations in film and television, health risks, and some alternatives for these types of damaging transformations.
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The newest film adaptation of the novel needs to go back to English class.
PYXIS 12K Helps Deliver Campaign for TWG Tea
8K open gate capture provides both vertical and 16:9 cuts.
1401 Films’ "A Passage of Silence" Short Film Shot on PYXIS 6K
Los Angeles filmmaker captures intense and emotional story shooting full frame open gate.