The Best International Film Schools
From Argentina to New Zealand, these programs boast alumni like Jane Campion and Bong Joon Ho. Source: The Best International Film Schools
Venice Film Festival head Alberto Barbera talks monsters, managing protests and the one that got away
Screen spoke to Barbera about his approach to selecting films, his future at the festival, and whether he is concerned about political protests this year. Source: Venice Film Festival head Alberto Barbera talks monsters, managing protests and the one that … Continued
RØDE Unveils Wireless Micro Camera Receiver
RØDE has announced the launch of the Wireless Micro Camera Receiver, a new addition to the RØDE Wireless Micro ecosystem. Offered as a bonus inclusion for all Wireless Micro users, this latest innovation provides the flexibility to seamlessly switch from … Continued
The War Game: The BBC banned this horrifying tale of a nuclear attack on Kent
When the BBC commissioned the film in December 1964, its incoming head of programmes, Huw Wheldon, described it as “horrifying and unpopular – but surely necessary”. A year later, it was canned by his superiors. “Too horrifying for the medium … Continued
What It’s Like to Be a Cinematographer: Jessica Arzate on Film, Digital, and Finding Her Voice
This article continues Y.M.CINEMA’s new series spotlighting emerging cinematographers and the craft behind their work. The first installment, Championing the Art of Filmmaking Through True Craft, set the tone, and now we’re proud to share the insights of another rising … Continued
Gun for hire: what does Denis Villeneuve joining as director tell us about the new James Bond?
The director of the now Amazon-controlled 007 franchise can do action spectacle with art and integrity – the question now is who will he want to wear the tux … Source: Gun for hire: what does Denis Villeneuve joining as … Continued