When George Lucas sat down to write the original Star Wars movie it was a real struggle. He went through countless titles and characters, but…
As a writer, I formed a loan-out company so that when I am hired to write film and TV, companies actually hire my company. Then,…
It seems like just yesterday we were securely in an IMAX renaissance, not only in terms of IMAX movie theaters selling out and filling up…
Written by Daniel Garber, editor of FX documentary Spermworld During the depths of the pandemic, I spoke with my dear friend and director Lance Oppenheim…
For fans of comic books (or fans of the classic 80s and 90s Saturday morning cartoons in general) you likely grew up with with a…
Netflix is the streamer that revolutionized people streaming and watching movies and TV at home, and a few decades later, they have the largest subscriber…
As we covered when the ZEISS CinCraft Scenario was first released last year, ZEISS’s real-time camera tracking system is chiefly designed for virtual productions and…
Written By Naomi Thomson Lynn Lukkas, a filmmaker and professor at the University of Minnesota has been an artist and storyteller her entire life. The…
For anyone unfamiliar, the Hollywood Diversity Report is an 11-year-running annual in-depth analyses of the industry at large. Developed by UCLA, it’s an audit of…
With the huge success of studio art films like I Saw the TV Glow and heartfelt, coming-of-age parodies like The People’s Joker, it’s been a…
