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Cinematographer Ashley Connor opened up about shooting the HBO comedy like a thriller at IndieWire's Craft Roundtables.
Christian Sprenger, ASC, is a two-time Emmy winner for his work on Atlanta ("Teddy Perkins," "Three Slaps") and a decade-long collaborator with director Hiro Murai. (He also shot a...
The audacity of It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World—the 1963 feature film featuring an all-star cast of comic actors—has been obscured by time. The initial idea, conceived by husband-a...
Cinematographers from “Love Story,” “The Chair Company,” “The Testaments,” “Star Trek: Starfleet Academy,” and “Shrinking” convened to discuss their process at IndieWire's Craft Ro...
It would be hard to name any films better than Singin' in the Rain (1952). The movie is just this wondrous ride through classic Hollywood that is also a masterclass in musical chor...
Cinematographer Adam Bricker tells IndieWire about the joys of getting to always have Paris, and also five seasons of an HBO series.
David Zucker has been making people laugh since before most of us were born. Co-creator of Airplane! and the Naked Gun franchise, he's one of the few filmmakers who can probably a...
Julia Swain arrived at her first major studio feature with indie superpowers at the ready. The cinematographer is an ASC Rising Star who helmed the camera on Leah McKendrick's inti...
During IndieWire's Craft Roundtables, McCormick explained why creating beautiful shots is not unlike taking iconic historical photographs.
Showrunner Eric Ledgin, production designer Elliot LaPlante, director of photography Jay Hunter, and stars David Alan Grier and Josh Lawson break down an "ambitious" scene from Sea...
What happens when you mix I Love You Man with Weird Science, shoot it entirely on a pocket-sized gimbal camera, and drop it into the ultra-fast-paced world of short-form vertical v...
Images courtesy of Columbia Pictures, Paramount Pictures, and Miramax Films Comedy was one of the most profitable genres in 1990s Hollywood, powered by a video rental market that...
Motion Pictures about making films can seem like a lazy way to do story. However, Int. Hallway/Night, as the title goes, embraces... The post Int. Hallway/Night first appeared on...
The everyday viewer probably only notices cinematography when it's flashy, but the fundamentals carry the story.A recent video from StudioBinder Academy is built on Joseph V. Masce...
Jennifer Aniston, Eric McCormack, Tony Danza, and more remember their director.
Director Michael Tiddes breaks down the stunt work behind the horror-spoof chaos.
Veterans of the CBS show's camera team explain how they work behind the lens to turn a reality competition into cinematic filmmaking.
The hit series just scored 19 Emmy nominations for making viewers scream with fright *and* laughter.
In mockumentary DAVE VS. HOLLYWOOD director Brad Dickson serves up a steaming plate of cringe in the life story of Dave (Preston... The post Dave vs. Hollywood first appeared on F...
"Hacks" co-creators Jen Statsky and Lucia Aniello join stars Hannah Einbinder and Robby Hoffman, as well as production designer Rob Tokarz, to reflect on comedy as craft — and copi...
New couple Henry (Josh Brenner) and Penny (Billie Lourd) head to Palm Springs for a romantic getaway, only for their new flame to be put to the test when their wild-card of a frien...
A recent video with the cinematographer for Olivia Rodrigo's "drop dead" music video goes deep on the creative process.
Writer/performer Josh Johnson and director Jacob Menache tell IndieWire about the HBO comedy special they've had in the locker for a long time.
The fact that Bhagyaraj brought down the hero from a pedestal – a bespectacled, skinny youngster not afraid of being vulnerable, poor, or self-deprecatory, and willing to be laughe...
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