Joslyn Rose Lyons Talks About Filmmaking and Looking Glass
Joslyn Rose Lyons is an award winning filmmaker, who has a legacy of work in hip hop, directing music videos and music-related content...
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Eddie Allegretti Talks About EYES WIDE OPEN
EYES WIDE OPEN is a short film based on the influence of knowledge, friendships, and global perspectives Eddie Allegretti experienced...
An Interview With Mazin Zien
Pocketknife deals with the effects of a marriage falling apart while Donovan Heit contemplates taking his own life. It was our pleasure...
Angel Katherine Taormina Talks About The Challenges of Filmmaking
In 19th century Paris, Joseph and Marie Charpentier battle calumny and death threats when a former friend becomes an enemy and does...
An Interview With Dillon Fuhrman
We interviewed Dillon Fuhrman about his latest script called Charlie Horowitz. Charlie Horowitz is a horror script about the revenge of a...
Bethany Morse Talks About Filmmaking and Tomorrow
"Tomorrow" begins in the 1950s with my grandmother's home movies, as it moves toward the present. Featuring amusement park rides that...
An Interview With Kate Warren And Nicole Ansari-Cox
What draws you to filmmaking and the cinematic language? I wrote Messy with a very visual story in mind and thought that it would come...
An Interview With Tyrone Evans Clark
Homeless Sam & Sally is the new film of Tyrone Evans Clark who went through a great journey in life from dealing with poverty and...
An Interview With Agron Karameti
Dealing with his cancer diagnosis, Giovanni learns that his family is struggling with the financial burden of his treatments. Wanting to...
Christopher Leong Talks About C.O.H And Independent Cinema
After his final quarrel with the Batman comes to fatal end, The Joker's supporters and empathizers mourn for the late clown prince of...
An Interview With Amina Chaudary And Beth Murphy
On June 19, 2014, Babar and Haris Suleman – a father-son pilot team – began the adventure of a lifetime – a round-the-world trip to...
Eric Connor White Talks About Cinema And Film School
Eric Connor White (known as Connor White) was born on December 4th, 1997 in San Antonio, Texas. Connor began expressing his interest in...
An Interview With Daron Hagen
Daron Hagen is an American composer, filmmaker, director, and author. He made his debut as a director mounting his own works at the...
Kari Kennon Talks About Making Films And The Cinematic Language
Kari Kennon is a graduate of Centenary College of Louisiana with a bachelors in Theatre. She has participated in productions as both an...
An Interview With Svetlana Cemin
Svetlana Cemin, is a writer, director, producer, and the founder of 610FILM, a Brooklyn-based art-house film production company. Her...
Ollie Anderson Talks About Bunkers And Filmmaking
Ollie Anderson was born and raised in San Francisco. He has an extensive background in sports, edu-tech, and in motion pictures. During...
There Will Be Blood - Daniel Day-Lewis interview
OSCAR nominated and Golden Globe-winning actor Daniel Day-Lewis talks about some of his preparation for playing an oil prospector in...
An Interview With Julian De La Chica
Award-winning, New York based Colombian composer Julián De La Chica, never thought of directing a film. However, an experience, 12 years...
An Interview With Nicolai Tegeler
Decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall Singer Marco Hoffmann has reached the height of his popularity. Suddenly, the ex-frontman of...
Fady Haddad Talks About Lupe And Filmmaking
Lupe is about a teenage girl who goes missing in a ghetto Chicago neighborhood and 3 of her friends take the search into their own hands....
Robert Altman Interview: ‘If I Made A Film That Everybody Liked It Would Be Pretty Terrible’
Robert Altman was interviewed by Geoff Andrew at the National Film Theatre on Wednesday 24 January 2001 as the highlight of a two-month...
David Fincher: ‘Moviemaking Is A Rat F*ck, Every Day Is A Skirmish’
Was MINDHUNTER a project you developed yourself? Fincher: Yeah. Let’s see, Charlize Theron called me around 2009-2010. It was definitely...
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