formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
How do you handle post-set blues? How do you properly adapt to something you don’t have the rights for? What can we all learn from Taylor Swift’s recent movie? Source: The NFS Talk About Wrapping on Indie Productions
In a conversation skilfully led and translated by Los Angeles-based French film journalist Didier Allouch, Payne drew laughs from the Lumière crowd when he explained that the secret to making good films was “keeping your budgets low.” Source: Alexander Payne … Continued
What comes after peak TV? What’s the next labor battle? Whose stories will still be told? THR asked four Hollywood players from different corners of the industry for their predictions on what a post-strike era might look like. Source: Hollywood’s … Continued
From Peter Pan in 1953 to Cruella in 2021, London has been a recurring backdrop for Disney’s animated and live-action films for decades. So much so, that it makes sense for it to be one of the first locations on … Continued
Two major Asian American entertainment advocacy nonprofits are partnering to help Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander creative executives advance in the industry. Source: CAPE, TAAF Team for Asian American Creative Executives Report – The Hollywood Reporter
It would be hard to pick two more fun filmmakers to be around than William Friedkin and Guillermo del Toro. While making his final film, an adaptation of Herman Wouk’s play The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, insurance mandated that the 87-year-old … Continued