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Gather round, movie lovers and DIY film nerds alike, as we learn how this playful, inventive, hilarious gem was made.
Florence Pugh said “sex scenes are awkward”. What can we learn from the larger conversation?
When a tech giant chooses practical effects over CGI and AI.
Sets up a wild ride, delivers a righteous misfire.
Filmmakers Academy presents a series exploring the types, uses, power, and psychology of color in film.
“If you didn’t notice the visual effects in the movie, it doesn’t mean there weren’t any visual effects in the movie.”
A 90-minute masterclass from the screenwriter of Little Miss Sunshine and Toy Story 3.
Men’s mental health in the time of four-track recording.
One viewer’s observation becomes another’s obsession.
Lessons from the production and portrayals of race, gender, and politics in Paul Thomas Anderson’s film about revolutionaries and supremacists, parents and children.
Simple, powerful technique for motivated edits and better storytelling.
From basic idea, to technical demos, to masterclass: how the DP of Knives Out (2019), Glass Onion (2022), Wake Up Dead Man (2025), and The Last Jedi (2017) makes digital look like film.
“Everything that you see behind the actors”, in series and movies.
Lessons in rage-bait versus virality as marketing strategies.
Floored by understatement.
Ways to use your phone in film-making – and not just for filming.
Great premise, novel storytelling, captivating performances, and superb film-making all add up to a cracking horror movie.
Lessons about staging from side-by-side comparisons.
The Malaysian director’s work through the lenses of his fans.
Superhero movie fatigue is real…
Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Biopic you’re not allowed to see
Behind the scenes with the director at work.
How movies and series are becoming ‘visual muzak’ – by design.
Buttons, screens, switches, and eyes in Severance seasons 1 and 2
Not the romcom it’s perhaps made out to be?
Sweet, but needs practice.
The wholesome tale of a TikTok songwriting collab.
Hilarious and beautiful, female-led, generation-spanning screwball comedy.
Too meaningless to even be pretentious: a detailed autopsy of the two-part finale to the Mission Impossible series.
Angles, compositions, lighting, and colours in Severance seasons 1 and 2 which caught my eye.