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One Month until The Reel Champions Shorts Fest Regular Deadline
The Reel Champions Shorts Fest is officially accepting submissions!
An Interview with James Whitaker, the cinematographer behind HBO’s latest drama, "DTF St. Louis"
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.
Illuminating Resilience: Eladio Arvelo’s "Wealth Untold" at Blue Water Film Festival
Discover "Wealth Untold", a documentary highlighting Belizean women leaders protecting the barrier reef through culture, conservation, and community action.
"Guardians of the Wild": Daisy Johnson’s Tribute to Mexico’s Ecosystems at Blue Water Film Festival
Daisy Johnson discusses "Guardians of the Wild", a powerful documentary connecting environmental guardians across Mexico, now selected for Blue Water Film Festival.
What We Can Expect from "The Drama"
A look at the highly anticipated comedy-drama that has everyone on the edge of their seat through PR alone.
Empowering Change: Nicholas Mihm’s "How to Change the World | SAGE" at Blue Water Film Festival
Director Nicholas Mihm discusses "How to Change the World | SAGE," Indigenous energy independence, and impact-driven filmmaking at Blue Water Film Festival.
Navigating the Gray: Lexi Addison’s "The Last Fin" at Blue Water Film Festival
Filmmaker Lexi Addison discusses "The Last Fin", exploring shark conservation, Indonesian fishing communities, and how indie filmmaking shaped this nuanced documentary.
Old House, New Wallpaper: Remnants of the Studio Era in Streaming
Exploring how the Golden Era's biggest studios continue to exist in today's Streaming Platforms.
"House of Fish": Santiago Burin des Roziers’ Underwater Ode to Ocean Activism at Blue Water Film Festival
Director Santiago Burin des Roziers discusses "House of Fish", an ocean conservation documentary about underwater sculptures stopping illegal trawling.
Unveiling "Trade Secret": Abraham Joffe’s Six-Year Journey into the Polar Bear Fur Trade at Blue Water Film Festival
Abraham Joffe’s "Trade Secret" uncovers the legal global trade in polar bear skins, exposing contradictions between wildlife conservation, politics, and commerce.
When the Camera Moves Closer
The close-up is more than just a shot, it’s a vital element in the art of storytelling.
Otters, Rivers, and Resilience: Sugandhi Gadadhar’s "My Otter Diary" Flows into Blue Water Film Festival
A Q&A with filmmaker Sugandhi Gadadhar on "My Otter Diary"—capturing India’s smooth-coated otters, underwater filming challenges, and human–wildlife conflict.
"Scars of Growth": Monika Grassl’s Unflinching Lens on Europe’s Green Transition at Blue Water Film Festival
Filmmaker Monika Grassl discusses "Scars of Growth", a documentary exploring Europe’s green transition, mining’s hidden costs, and the power of independent filmmaking.
Do Romantic Comedies have a Place in Theatres Anymore?
Do not pass go and head straight to streaming. Romcoms and their slow disappearance from theatres.