As streaming evolves and shifts the way audiences experience animated films, Pixar’s Adam Habib reflects on the techincal, emotional, and cinematic stakes of this revolutionary transformation.
Are you a fan of forgotten horror films? Adored cult oddities, and analog artifacts circling the drain of extinction? Well, you are in luck, TERROR VISION, a boutique label devoted to preserving the madness while providing a platform for new contemporary pieces, is here.
Lauren Schaffel gives insight on the goals and creative process behind her new film.
“Letter to 2025” brings together Ashley Douglas, Jacqueline Rosenthal, and Rocky Huang in a powerful short dance film exploring mental health and societal pressures. Their improvisational process and collaborative spirit embody CFA’s mission to uplift underrepresented filmmakers.
Sydney Ribot, winner of the CFA Quarterly Film Challenge, explored modern intimacy in her short “Prayer is Whatever You Say on Your Knees.”
At NAB 2025, the League of Filmmakers spoke with Michael Cioni about Strada—a new platform that lets creators “be their own cloud,” offering indie filmmakers a simple, affordable way to store and share media.
At NAB 2025, CFA’s Haeleigh Royal sat down with FBRC.ai’s Todd Terrazas and Rachel Victor to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the filmmaking process.
Shooting a supernatural thriller in just one day, filmmaker Jonathan Davis and his team leaned on vintage lenses, quick thinking, and crew chemistry to bring A Thin Line Between Love and Blood to life—proving that great storytelling can thrive under pressure.
Liana, aka VAMP, proves you don’t have to fit into one box to thrive in film. From puppets to production, her journey shows how embracing all your passions—and building community—is key.
Filmmaker William Hellmuth joined CFA to reflect on his short film "Alone" and the power of storytelling through collaboration. From adapting literature to overcoming VFX hurdles, William’s journey shows how courage, community, and creative vision can bring indie films to life.
At NAB 2025, senior colorist Cody Baker shared how collaboration between colorists and DPs shapes storytelling. From lookbooks to shared language, his insights highlight the power of communication, tech, and trust—core values embraced by CFA to support underrepresented filmmakers.
At NAB 2025, Katie Bignell of Festival Formula emphasized that choosing the right festivals not just the biggest, can elevate a film’s impact. Her insights support CFA’s mission to guide underrepresented filmmakers toward meaningful industry connections.
Director Michael Green and cinematographer Skeeter Jones share how clear communication, mutual respect, and creative adaptability powered their work on Clica. Their collaboration echoes CFA’s mission: uplifting underrepresented voices through community, craft, and inclusive storytelling.
DITs are the unsung heroes behind the camera, blending tech and creativity to protect a film’s visual integrity. As immersive filmmaking expands, pros like Dane Brim show how DITs adapt to new tools like Apple Vision Pro—proving their evolving role is key to modern storytelling.
Discover key advice for emerging filmmakers as Graham Sheldon shares insights on community, technology, and building a career in the film industry.
Creating a successful film or web series often begins with a shared vision. Timothy Reese and Danielle Beckman, founders of Brooklyn Quarter, share how their gaming nights evolved into a thriving creative collective producing original content in Los Angeles.
