Preparing for On-Set Murphy's Law
Murphy’s Law is a pain and a half. We can prepare forever-and-ever and still something else will inevitably go wrong.
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.
Murphy’s Law is a pain and a half. We can prepare forever-and-ever and still something else will inevitably go wrong.
“You always wanted to have a wife without the challenges of actually dealing with anything real.”
Sometimes, it takes other people's stories of struggle and pain to help us better understand the world and lead with more compassion. These five inspirational films do just that, offering powerful lessons on resilience, hope, and what truly matters.
A beat sheet is an invaluable tool when writing a screenplay. Taking the time to learn how to write your own will help your scripts story remain clear and focused, and hopefully, finished.
A list of films that perfectly capture the essence of summertime.
Great filmmaking is not defined by budget. It's defined by creativity.
A review of "Disclosure Day" and how it reflects our changing reality. Because we deserve to know.
In the era of streaming, it's hard to imagine that it was ever hard to watch something, but it's been a decades-long struggle for horror fans.
How "X-Men '97" built a character you hope ends humankind.
"Each man delights in the work that suits him best." — Homer, "The Odyssey"
Oftentimes used interchangeably, story and plot have very different functions in a screenplay. By understanding their unique roles, you'll be better equipped to level up your own scripts.
Despite huge success at the box office, we see a dip in the number of mainstream movies featuring Asian actors in a prominent role.
"There are a lot of places that aren't speaking truth to power, but by god, it's going to happen here." - Eric Meyer
To understand the meaning of life, you must also understand existential suffering.
A list of space travel films that will leave you considering a career change to NASA.
How "I Saw The TV Glow" uses media to portray queerness and the loss of identity.