Jane Schoenbrun Has Done it Again: The Premiere of "Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma"
The premiere of "Camp Miasma" followed by a Q&A with Director Jane Schoenbrun and lead actress Hannah Einbinder.
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The premiere of "Camp Miasma" followed by a Q&A with Director Jane Schoenbrun and lead actress Hannah Einbinder.
A teenager growing up in New York City might appear completely different from a teenager living in rural Texas. But beneath those differences, they share far more than we assume. Both are shaped by one of the most powerful forces of the digital age: the desire for attention.
After a blockbuster week for two young directors, Kane Parsons and Curry Barker, I interviewed Austin Micka, a young filmmaker from Los Angeles, to hear his thoughts on this new movement in the industry.
With over forty years of history and nearly ten mainline movies featuring five iterations of the characters, entering the world of the TMNT can feel overwhelming, let me make it easier.
Dior’s Venice unveiling gives filmmakers and storytellers a quiet reminder that sometimes the most powerful narratives are not spoken, they are worn, staged, lit, and remembered.
Animation on YouTube has always been an intense labor of love.
Get to know HDMI LA, CFA’s annual sponsor of the CFA Film Challenge, and learn how HDMI Technology powers billions of devices worldwide while supporting the future of connected entertainment.
The ensemble opens up about authenticity on set and embracing imperfection in a new environment.
Rock Chalk, Filmmakers!
The assistant director is often an unsung hero of the entertainment industry. This article unpacks the AD's all-encompassing role through the eyes of an expert.
It takes a village to put on an event as elaborate as a film festival. And after spending a day at Schull's annual FFF, it's no wonder why the West Cork village has found incredible success in doing so.
Highlighting upcoming independent horror movies, which will be released in theaters this summer.
In 1986, Stephen King directed a movie. This year it turns 40. It has gone down in history as one of the worst movies of all time.