There are no shortage of Hollywood takeover-horror tales… in fact, it seems that many young directors are required the teeth-cutting of studio-mandated reshoots, re-edits, or rewrites, and the subsequent...
Read more →There are no shortage of Hollywood takeover-horror tales… in fact, it seems that many young directors are required the teeth-cutting of studio-mandated reshoots, re-edits, or rewrites, and the subsequent...
Read more →Originally published on BEN WILSON'S TUMBLR on November 12th, 2009. This is a great pre-cursor to this week's episode of The New Way, where Matt interviews the members of the band, Gadwell Lane. This...
Read more →In this short, a bartender listens to three customers tell their best tale of the week, and imagines himself in each one. Written by Benjamin Wilson for the Jameson First Shot competition, this short...
Read more →From my tumblr: My top 10 films of 2012 (mainstream) Alas, I have not yet seen a few of the end-of-the-year Oscar bait films, but assuming “Django” or “Les Mis” may bump a couple smaller films...
Read more →Kovacs is practically a cinematography legend just because his body of work is so immense. He had done almost every type of film imaginable up until this point, with a few exceptional pieces (Easy Rider,...
Read more →Contrary to my work with LPP, my actual training from my tenure as a student and amateur filmmaker heavily revolved around cinematography and the art of the moving image. I’ve done written pieces about...
Read more →8.5/10 The fact that a film like Cloud Atlas exists, due to its high budget, unorthodox structure, and non-consumer-friendly pitch is a tremendous achievement. That the movie actually works is nothing...
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