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"It Was Just an Accident" Is En Route To Awards Season
The Palme d'Or winner and Oscar hopeful gets it's wide release.
Celebrate the Season with Off The Page’s Holiday Mixer
Join Off The Page, The Reel Champions, CFA, The Women of Hollywood Society, and The Rep Squad for a festive evening celebrating women and non-binary creatives shaping film and television.
How True Story Films or Documentary Shape Public Opinion
What is the power of a true story, and how do we responsibly wield it?
The Reason Behind The Beauty of "La La Land"
How an intentional focus on color and light brought "La La Land" to life and paid homage to the magic of the technicolor era.
"Falling Out": Creative Risks and Lean Filmmaking in a CFA Challenge Winner
Inside the 72-hour creation of "Falling Out", where daring choices, teamwork, and in-camera ingenuity shaped a powerful CFA Challenge winner.
The Art of Trying: How I Experimented with New Formats Through Two Series
Lately, new formats have been emerging in filmmaking, from vertical cinematography to ultra-short episodes, and I found myself unexpectedly drawn to them. What started as skepticism quickly turned into curiosity about how my cinematic style might live inside this new language of brevity.
"If I Had Legs I'd Kick You" Is A Full-On Freak Out
After an impressive festival run, the drama-thriller has its theatrical release.
Lights, Cannes, Action! Enter the American Pavilion Video Contest
Showcase your creativity and win a scholarship to the 2026 Cannes Film Festival with The American Pavilion and IndieWire’s Future of Filmmaking contest.
The Perverse Romance in "Nosferatu"
"Nosferatu" is often perceived as a horror film, and vampires as villains. So, why is it that many people interpret Nosferatu as a romance between Ellen and Count Orlok? Is the romance in the 2024 adaptation perverse, or is it a repressed woman experiencing freedom?
Carrie White: Through Time and Terror
How Carrie White has been haunting us through the decades...
Talking to the Stars of the Finnish Weird Showcase About Their Weird Projects, Part II - An Amateur
After the Finnish Film Affair awards ceremony, I sat down with the filmmakers Olli Salmi and Samppa Batal to discuss their project "An Amateur", making meta-art in an absurd world, and what it means to pitch a project for the FFA's boldest showcase: Finnish Weird.
Talking to the Stars of the Finnish Weird Showcase About Their Weird Projects, Part I - Boobs
During the action of the HIFF market, I pulled aside Milla Puolakanaho and Juha Ilmari Laine, co-directors of Boobs, to discuss honest storytelling about the female body, creative partnership, and being a part of the Finnish Film Affair's boldest showcase: Finnish Weird
Nòt Film Fest: Day Five
Haylee and Grace's last day in Santarcangelo di Romagna and the final day of Nòt Film Fest... WARNING: EMOTIONAL.
What's the Psychological Appeal of True Crime?
The science behind why we can't look away...
Meet Every Filmmaker in the Room at the Guided Networking Event
Join Blackmagic Collective’s Orange County Chapter on November 11 for an in-person guided networking event designed to connect O.C. filmmakers in a fun, structured, and creative way.