When making forays into the business world, sage wisdom often pervades the advice available: never forget your roots. For indie production house Culprit Creative execs David Dinetz and Dylan Trussell, that has meant wholeheartedly embracing the couple’s upbringing and history in the world of cinema in their advertising content andRead More →
LAKE NEBAGAMON — A script about the 1920 lynching of three black circus workers in Duluth won a man from Lake Nebagamon his fourth prize for the project. Dale BottenCourtesy/Dale Botten Dale R. Botten’s third screenplay revision, currently titled “The Law Lover,” won Best Screenplay of 2022 at the NewRead More →
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the national treasure the films directed by Nicolas Cage have sparked a sense of exploration and adventure in his audience and it’s great to see country-to-country expeditions of this nature return to the big screen with Unexplored – with the copious partition of Ramin Djawadi to facilitate the escape. WeRead More →
Does Oscar favorite Jane Campion win her second writing trophy, or does it go to the snubbed writer-director of ‘Dune’? (Constantly updated.) As usual, the nominees in the Adapted Screenplay category are a varied bunch, with films of all shapes and sizes adapted from earlier material, whether it’s novels, shortRead More →
Breadcrumb Links News Local News The Power of the Dog, produced by Montrealer Roger Frappier, leads all films with 12 Oscar nominations. Benedict Cumberbatch and Jesse Plemons in The Power of the Dog, co-produced by Montrealer Roger Frappier. Photo by Kirsty Griffin /netflix Content of the article Roger Frappier hasRead More →
The Kansas Reflector welcomes opinion pieces from writers who share our goal of expanding the conversation about how public policy affects the daily lives of people across our state. Brett Crandall is a Garden City-based LGBTQIA+ actor, writer, producer, puppeteer, and activist. The film industry has been no more immuneRead More →
Local author Imelda Carroll won ‘Best Screenplay’ for her screenplay Chicken Out at the recent Dublin International Comedy Film Festival. The screenplay was first developed when Imelda was chosen along with 11 others to attend the Wexford Screenwriters Professional Development Workshop, funded by Wexford County Council’s Arts Department along withRead More →
Denzel Washington “stole” Joel Coen’s directing advice. The ‘Tragedy of Macbeth’ actor admitted he learned “everything” from the iconic filmmaker while working with him on the new big-screen adaptation of William Shakespeare’s play. When asked what lessons he wanted to take with him as a director himself, he told Collider:Read More →
The Digimon movie was an enigma when it was first released in February 2001. The anime had already become a hit on Fox Kids with Western audiences, so it was only a matter of time before a film adaptation would follow. hits the big screen with all the bombshell you’veRead More →
At the end of their ultra-dramatic performance of the play Khel Khel Mein (KKM) – also the title of this new Pakistani film now showing in theaters – the board of directors of the prestigious and dear university IMS, launches a more youthful advice than the ardent ambitions of youngRead More →
As one of today’s most popular actors, Ryan Reynolds always seems to be working on something new for the big screen, but for now he’s taking a little break. Last month, Reynolds revealed with an Instagram post that he was taking a ‘sabbatical’ from making films after completing his workRead More →
A field crowded with writers, including several newcomers, will compete for five slots. (Constantly updated.) As usual, the candidates for the Adapted Screenplay category are a diverse group, with films of all shapes and sizes adapted from plays, novels, memoirs, or an earlier film. And there are a lot ofRead More →
Game Of Thrones was one of the biggest shows of the past decade. Due to its huge success, the series gets a prequel series, Dragon house. While a spinoff show is good, a movie based on the fantasy epic would be even better, don’t you think? Well, the director ofRead More →
Publication displays: 73 The Oscar-winning filmmaker offers insight into his screenwriting process and what he looks for in a screenplay. Filmmaker Alexander Payne takes a break from preparing, casting and researching his upcoming film, “The Holdovers,” to talk to us about screenwriting and how to create a great screenplay. “IRead More →
A CATRINE musician is taking Ayrshire to the big screen after featuring one of her songs in a new movie starring best British actor Alex Pettyfer – and directed by one of her childhood friends. Vivien Scotson says she is “delighted” to have her song “Broken Love” featured in CollectionRead More →
See you soon, Bannatyne, hello, Hollywood. Guess who If you’ve seen the biopic drama trailer Tammy Faye’s eyes, which opened in theaters last month, you’re probably familiar with Guess Who’s 1969 success. Those eyes has a “guest” role in the film, which stars Jessica Chastain as Tammy Faye Bakker. ThisRead More →
Talk to the people behind ZFF Academy and it quickly becomes clear that this Zurich Film Festival talent program is close to their hearts. Launched in 2006, just a year after the festival itself, the goal of the ZFF Academy is to promote exchanges between renowned filmmakers and aspiring directors,Read More →
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The big screen industry is in a grim state after 19 months of a global pandemic and the streaming revolution, but Elevation Pictures co-chair Noah Segal is somehow still upbeat. His Toronto-based film production and distribution company managed to have a 2020 bofo, releasing 35 films – not far fromRead More →
Fans of the big screen may have good news ahead, as Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha has agreed to pass on a proposal from the Creative Industry and Artist Network to reopen theaters and allow film making again. The Prime Minister met with representatives of the network which acts asRead More →
Apple really wants you to believe that its iPhone can replace a movie camera. As expected, the ubiquitous ProRes codec has been implemented in the new iPhone 13 Pro, with ultra-advanced cinematic mode. Celebrity cinematographer Greig Fraser, ACS, ASC, as well as award-winning director Kathryn Ann Bigelow say this newRead More →
Plymouth, MI, United States – September 8, 2021 – Most writers hope that one day their book will be adapted into a movie or series on Netflix or HBO. “I have never met an author who could not imagine his book on the big screen,” says book publisher Scott LorenzRead More →
Roundtable with Rituparna Sengupta and others at IIPK International Institute of Photography and the Arts, Kolkata (IIPK) re members Sanat Ghosh and holds a panel discussion on THE IMPACT OF THE PANDEMIC ON FILMS AND CINEMA with Rituparna Sengupta, Premendu Bikash Chaki and Aniruddha Chakladar Calcutta, September 6, 2021: TheRead More →
“In the Heights” is a big screen adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway musical. It was seen as the stepping stone to growing Latin representation in Hollywood. In the Heights’ plot and Colorism The writers invite you to the summer event, where the streets rhyme with music and dreams transform overnight.Read 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 →
Bram stokers Dracula was first published in 1897, and over the past century the character has come to life dozens of times. While some might argue that the character’s most defining interpretations came in the 1922s Nosferatu or the years 1931 Dracula, the famous filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola marked theRead More →
THE FULL PROGRAM for the Scenario and Word Game festivals has been unveiled ahead of general ticket sales tomorrow (Friday). The Shetland Arts Festivals, which will both be held in September, will offer a mix of in-person and virtual appearances. The programs for both events are available on the ShetlandRead More →
Featured products are independently selected by our editorial team and we may earn a commission on purchases made from our links; the retailer may also receive certain verifiable data for accounting purposes. The last time my friends came for a movie night before the pandemic, we decided to have someRead More →
SOUTH BEND, Ind. – A local high school student takes his work to the big screen after winning a competition run by Hoosier film company, Pigasus Pictures. Production had been suspended for the film due to the pandemic, but after months of delay they were able to create a settingRead More →
About a decade ago, Chris Charles went to writing partner Danny Kravitz with a simple idea for a movie. Charles, who had always been interested in the border area between the United States and Mexico, told Kravitz, a former Pepper Pike resident and an Orange High School graduate, that theRead More →
It’ll be a box office jungle this weekend, as one of Hollywood’s main lions takes on some formidable foes from the animal kingdom. Brad Pitt’s new baseball drama, “Moneyballâ€, will battle for first place against last weekend’s surprise winner, the 3D version of “The Lion King†and a new familyRead More →