Finally, a very long time ago, a new adaptation of Dune arrived on our planet. Director Denis Villeneuve’s highly anticipated film, based on Frank Herbert’s beloved 1965 novel, premiered Friday at the Venice International Film Festival, and was finally screened in front of an audience after the coronavirus pandemic delayedRead More →
Dark shadows weave their way through the red rocks of Moab, the only light coming from the waxing moon. The dry grasses huddle together, sounding like footsteps. Wait, footsteps? You check behind your back, but there is nothing. Wait, do the rocks make shadows that look like this? Wait, doRead More →
Dr Shawn Kildea, Chairman of the Film and Television Department, wants to bring more productions like this to Rider. “Our department is fully committed to providing our students with more engaged learning opportunities such as Star Watcher project, â€he says.“ We will be working aggressively to bring professional film andRead More →
COVID has not only physically changed the way assemblies work, it has also changed the culture of the workplace – with a little help from technology. That’s according to Glenn Gainor, head of physical production for Amazon, Amazon Original Movies, Amazon Studios, who came from LA via Zoom to addressRead More →
Daveed Diggs, who plays Sebastian in the new live-action Disney adaptation of The Little Mermaid, has teased some exciting things about the upcoming film. For Daveed Diggs, the new Sebastian in Disney’s live-action adaptation of The little Mermaid, the animated classic’s tale has the craziest cinema it has ever seen.Read More →
by Chamidae Ford Last week, the Rainier Arts Center premiered its first BIPOC Youth Film Camp. Reel Youth Film Camp is a week-long program that allows black and brown children, ages 7 to 11, to learn the ins and outs of filmmaking and explore their creative side. The idea forRead More →
Sat Aug 28, 2021 12:00 AM “Hava, Maryam, Ayesha” by Sahraa Karimi. Photo: Collected “> “Hava, Maryam, Ayesha” by Sahraa Karimi. Photo: Collected Following the repossession of Afghanistan by the Taliban, various filmmakers have sought to explain the fate of Afghan artists, in particular that of women. Diana Saqeb Jamal,Read More →
There are so many techniques and styles of filmmaking that Martin Scorsese is known for. Gangster movies and New York sets are his hallmarks, and he pioneered rapid editing and long tracking shots. The filmmaker is known for experimenting with new concepts and trying new breakthroughs in the industry, butRead More →
By Shane Carley On August 14, the independent sci-fi steampunk feature “Secret Within the Sphere” premiered in Gettysburg, R / C Gateway Theater 8. The film was shot and produced in central Pennsylvania, and the main actors are Lancaster (Sugey Cruz, Alex Rudegeair and Jeremy Good), Reading (Josh Spudeno) andRead More →
Gregory Grishayev is a renowned director who has established himself in the world of cinema by his quality work. From 2011 to date, the director has made an impact on moviegoers with his films and shows like Pershi Lastivky, Spiymaty Kaydasha, Orel i reshka, Mr Jones and Early Swallows. AccordingRead More →
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Rebecca Hall plays Beth in The Night House, a newly widowed woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown. 20th Century Studios / Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures Plan your screen time with the weekly What to Watch newsletter. Register now today. The night house Realized by David Bruckner Scenario BenRead More →
When asked in writing if she could discuss the plight of Afghan filmmakers after the Taliban regained power last weekend, Diana Saqeb Jamal succinctly declines. “My only thought is we’re screwed. Sorry.” The director, whose short film “Roqaia†(photo) was featured in the Horizons 2019 section of Venice, has beenRead More →
Ever since “Nine Days” filmmaker Edson Oda won the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2020, the award has been a big boost to confidence whenever a little lick syndrome. impostor declares himself. “I’m keeping it on another table so I can see it,” EdsonRead More →
A growing number of film festivals are attracting the attention of filmmakers in northwest Arkansas and could create more jobs supporting the state’s creative economy, organizers say. “What’s so interesting about cinema is that it’s not just an art, it’s business, it’s economic development, it’s tourism,” said Kathryn Tucker, DirectorRead More →
Farewell, green screens and film locations; welcome, virtual production The cinema of 1987 Outside of Africa was filmed almost entirely in Kenya, near the Ngong Hills outside of Nairobi. Director Sydney Pollack had made several visits to Africa and spent an entire year touring Kenya with his crew, looking forRead More →
Calvin Grace, who is majoring in digital cinema at Eastern New Mexico University, dreams of becoming a screenwriter and actor because of a love of writing and acting that began at a young age. “I hope that one day I can buy a ticket to a movie and read theRead More →
Host was one of the most beloved films released in 2020. Directed by Rob Savage from a screenplay he co-wrote with Jed Shepherd and Gemma Hurley, Host was a product of the initial COVID-19 lockdown that struck a chord with horror fans around the world. Why? Because the host isRead More →