Directing
We talked to Mathy and Fran about the nuts and bolts of creating music videos, the blessing of short deadlines,…
Lately, there is a movement toward highly constructed, pristinely executed “nonfiction” films. These films capture real people, real places, and…
For the past two weeks, we’ve been consumed with A Guide for the Perplexed: Conversations with Paul Cronin, a nearly…
Lately we’ve been asking filmmakers why they make films. The question is usually pretty awkward, since most filmmakers haven’t really…
There is so much good advice out there, but almost none of it sticks. For every thousand pieces of advice…
SKÜMASKOT is a film about loss set in a frozen psychological wasteland. The environment is the antagonist. Man versus nature…
It would make sense for most first-time narrative directors to keep the bar low. Shoot locally. Limit variables. Make something…
How far are you willing to go for your films? Are you willing to break the law? Get arrested? Spend…
Reinaldo Marcus Green was a lot of things before he was a filmmaker. Promising athlete, master’s level educator, family man.…
There’s no secret formula for getting great performances from your actors. Just kidding — yes there is! And Adrienne Weiss…
