Sequels That Never Should Have Existed
Times when "The End" was unfortunately just the beginning.
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I Refuse to Let AI Replace me.
Even if AI is everyone else’s future, I won’t let it control mine.
What to Bring on Your First Day to Set as a Production Assistant
Prepare to never be unprepared as we explore the numerous items that should be brought for your first day on set.
Stay Warm this Winter with these HOT Movies
Because when it’s freezing outside, things might as well get steamy on screen.
"Clue n' Flu" | A Short Film
Watch "Clue n' Flu" — a short film made through the CFA Film Challenge and released as part of our ongoing showcase of completed challenge projects.
"Stranger Things": What Happened During the Final Season?
A deep dive into the final season of Netflix's hit show, "Stranger Things".
Paint it Red: The Implications of Netflix Acquiring Warner Bros.
Theaters are once again facing a brutal loss in the face of the Netflix/Paramount bidding war for Warner Bros. Pictures.
The Mise-en-scène
Let's go over everything that appears within the frame of a film shot, what it means, and how it helps shape a film.
The Ultimate Guide to Nòt Film Fest in Santarcangelo di Romagna, Italy
Whether you've been accepted to Nòt Film Fest, or plan to go as an attendee, we (Grace and Haylee) put all of our best Santarcangelo/Nòt finds, tips, and tricks in one place.
Educational Pathways for Future Filmmakers
The most important factor when considering education is... You.
Alive and Spinning: Physical Film's Comeback in the 21st Century
An iconic part of cinema, physical film projection is making a comeback through major studio blockbusters and independent arthouses around the world.
From Frosted Flakes to Snow Machines: Tracking the Evolution of Snow in Film
Journey through the history of creating snow for film, from the use of deadly asbestos to the safer, gentler ingredients used today.
Everything You Missed at the 83rd Golden Globes
The Golden Globes kicked off awards season, whether you tuned in or not.
Moulding Meaning in "Playing God"
The team behind the Oscar-shortlisted film share their process, experience on the festival circuit, and how stop-motion gets existential.
Ryan Coogler’s "Sinners" and the Kishōtenketsu Structure
The screenplay for Ryan Coogler’s "Sinners" doesn’t follow Hollywood’s typical three-act structure. So what does it do instead, and how can screenwriters learn from its success?
TRC 2026 Launch Party
The Reel Champions rang in the new year with a launch party, here's what you missed if you couldn't make it!