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Personal takes and critical perspectives on the film industry. From debates on craft and technology to cultural commentary, these opinion pieces spark conversation and highlight diverse voices in filmmaking.
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Byline firstGiselle Bonilla's "The Musical" is a brilliantly daring new comedy
Though a comedy first and foremost, the film did a great job balancing serious relationship drama, character moments, and humor.
What I learned from participating in Women in Film and Media of Kansas City's first Pitch-A-Thon
The judges and audience made everyone feel like a winner.
The invincible superhero films of the modern era
For all the hard workers and artists who make these films possible, I, and many others, thank you.
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I Watched All Seven "Scream" Movies In Under A Week
Exploring the psychology, characters, and motives that keep audiences coming back to the "Scream" franchise.
The Future of Voice Acting... Is There One?
The rise of generative AI and interest in celebrity castings for voice acting continues to spark debate over authenticity and professional legitimacy in the voice acting industry.
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Everything, newest first"One Eye Open" From Small Town Kansas to the Big Screen
Independent filmmaking involves far more than just the person behind the camera. There are actors, editors, cinematographers, and production designers in small towns who want to work and are ready to do so.
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The actor stars in the anticipated supernatural thriller after premiering at TIFF 2026.
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Colorist Sam Daley created authentic ‘90s kids’ show and modern horror looks for new creature film.