Zoe Saldana interview : ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’
Zoe Saldana plays the role of Gamora in Marvel’s upcoming ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’. No stranger to action in space, […]
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‘Five Minarets in New York’ Shot in Anamorphic 35mm
Jim Gucciardo Talks About the Digital Intermediate Process by Matthew J. Perlman This was the first English language film from
Slaying the Dragon with Randy Edelman
Director-Composer Collaboration in “The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor” by Scott Essman Director-composer relationships have long resulted in some
Critical Utility for Gorilla Television
Simple Suggestions for Braving the Elements by Carl Filoreto Earthquakes. Deserts. Hurricanes. Third world countries. Tornados. Remote rain forests. Television
It Pays to Be Prepared: Tape Your Magazines
Filming in a railroad yard for ‘To Live and Die in LA’. by Jack Anderson Most of the students I
Editing Narnia’s ‘Prince Caspian’
For the Cinema Editor by Scott Essman When Andrew Adamson surmised that he would not direct the sequel to 2005’s
‘Bottle Shock’
by Mary Ann Skweres A bird’s eye view flying over a sea of vines, cresting verdant hills – from that
The Making of the Controversial Non-Dialogue Feature Film ‘Begotten’
Interview with Elias Merhige by Scott Essman Elias Merhige, born in 1964, grew up in Brooklyn, and went to school
Jon Yang Focuses on the Dreamlike Side of the Noir Genre and Captures Its Essence with “Echapper”
Second Place Award Recipient of the 2007 Annual Summer Shorts Competition Echapper won the second-place grand prize award of the
Q&A with Actor, Screenwriter and Producer Jordon Hodges
by Kelcie Des Jardins Jordon Hodges began his career as an actor before transitioning into the role of screenwriter and
Wrestling with Rourke’s Demons
By Scott Essman In the 1980s, Mickey Rourke was among the handful of hottest actors on the planet. After his
Focal Length and Filter Strength
What is the Relationship? by Ira Tiffen We are all familiar with rules of thumb. They are concepts which fit