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Tag: Directing

The Wonder of Stories Hiding in Plain Sight

Film
By Anna Gutto | July 29, 2022
By Anna Gutto | July 29, 2022

The Wonder of Stories Hiding in Plain Sight

Paradise Highway writer-director Anna Gutto on making an audience-friendly film about a topic many people want to pretend doesn’t exist.

A Home From Away

Film
By Samuel Dunning | July 15, 2022
By Samuel Dunning | July 15, 2022

A Home From Away

Actor turned filmmaker Samuel Dunning on rediscovering his creative energy during lockdown, when he wrote his forthcoming film Canoe Dig It?

Madame Harris – C’est Moi

Film
By Anthony Fabian | July 14, 2022
By Anthony Fabian | July 14, 2022

Madame Harris – C’est Moi

Anthony Fabian, director of the new film Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris, on why he is drawn to stories of the underdog.

How I Translated My Emotions into a Meta Layer in My Movie

Music
By Mogli | June 22, 2022
By Mogli | June 22, 2022

How I Translated My Emotions into a Meta Layer in My Movie

Musician turned filmmaker Mogli pulls back the curtain on the evocative companion film to her new album, Ravage.

Becoming Coach Shannon

Film
By Shannon Plumb | June 21, 2022
By Shannon Plumb | June 21, 2022

Becoming Coach Shannon

Filmmaker Shannon Plumb on her experiences returning to her basketball roots to coach a middle school team.

What’s Going to Happen Next

Film
By Mark O’Brien | June 8, 2022
By Mark O’Brien | June 8, 2022

What’s Going to Happen Next

The Righteous’ actor-writer-director Mark O’Brien on The Game, Rosemary’s Baby and uncertainty in life and in movies.

Film: To Imagine What is Possible

Film
By Gilda Sheppard | June 2, 2022
By Gilda Sheppard | June 2, 2022

Film: To Imagine What is Possible

Since I Been Down director Gilda Sheppard on the way that creative imagination has shaped her distinctive approach to filmmaking.

How I Turned an Ancient Buddhist Parable into a Contemporary No-Budget Political Thriller

Film
By Dan Coplan | June 1, 2022
By Dan Coplan | June 1, 2022

How I Turned an Ancient Buddhist Parable into a Contemporary No-Budget Political Thriller

Filmmaker Dan Coplan on the making of his latest movie, 8 Winds, starring Robert Davi, which is now available to stream.

Discoveries While Editing a Microbudget: Inbetween Girl

Film
By Mei Makino | May 24, 2022
By Mei Makino | May 24, 2022

Discoveries While Editing a Microbudget: Inbetween Girl

Writer-director Mei Makino on the rites of passage she experienced while in post-production on her feature debut, which is out now on demand.

Untitled Riley Stearns Jiu-jitsu Article

Film
By Riley Stearns | May 19, 2022
By Riley Stearns | May 19, 2022

Untitled Riley Stearns Jiu-jitsu Article

Writer-director Riley Stearns, whose new movie Dual is out now, on the pivotal role the martial art plays in his life away from movies.

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