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The Life and Times of Writer/Director Sofia Coppola – Indie Film Hustle
By Jonathan Roberts The Life and Times of Writer/Director Sofia Coppola Sofia Coppola who lives in Paris, France is an American. She was born in New York City, New York and attended the California...
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The 10 Worst Movie Performances by Academy Award Winning Actors
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Watch: Techniques Every Cinematographer Can Learn from Roger Deakins
By Max Winter Oscar or not, filmmakers have much to learn from Blade Runner 2049‘s master DP Roger Deakins. Given that films are ultimately collaborative efforts, requiring that the skills of each...
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RIP Walter Lassally: Oscar-Winning DP of the Free Cinema Movement Left a...
By Liz Nord With over 100 camera credits, Walter Lassally made a global mark on cinema history. Many cinematographers choose to remain behind the camera, speaking to the public through images and...
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“My Approach is More Novelistic than Journalistic”: Director Frederick...
By Tiffany Pritchard Frederick Wiseman, now 87, is showing no signs of slowing down. His most recent documentary Ex Libris: New York Public Library, which gives an inside look at the esteemed...
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DP Zak Mulligan on Shooting Sundance Drama We the Animals on Super 16mm
By Filmmaker Staff Cinematographer Zak Mulligan has worked on roughly 30 shorts, features, documentaries and TV series over the past decade. Mulligan served as DP on We the Animals, which premieres at...
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Society of Camera Operators Lifetime Achievement Awards Announces President’s...
By Staff L The Society of Camera Operators (SOC) announced the Lifetime Achievement Awards President’s Award Honoree, Meryl Streep. The Society is honored to be presenting the President’s Award to...
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5 Reasons Why “Frances Ha” is One of The Best Indie Movies of The 2010s
By Hannah Sayer Greta Gerwig has had quite a year. Her solo directorial debut Lady Bird (2017) became the best reviewed movie in Rotten Tomatoes history while passing last year’s Best Picture winner...
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2018 Scientific and Technical Awards
By Eli Williams Scientific and Technical Awards – February 10, 2018 The Sci-Tech Awards presentation has become a highlight of the Academy’s Award season. This awards show honors the men, women, and...
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Top 10 Failed Oscar-Bait Movies of 2017
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MUAHS Guild Awards Feb. 24, 2018
By Olivia Gleichauf The MUAHS Guild returns to the NOVO by Microsoft in L.A. Live for the Annual Awards Gala. Hosting this black-tie event is comedienne Loni Love. This will be her third year in a row...
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10 Great 2010s Movies That Received No Oscar Or Golden Globe Nominations
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The Cameras and Lenses Behind 2018 Oscar-Nominated Films
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5 Reasons Why “The Florida Project” Should Have Been Nominated For Best Picture
By Conor Lochrie Each year the nominations for the Academy Award for Best Picture are announced and invariably each year people decry the exclusions. This list will do this very thing, for it’s easy to...
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The 10 Most Powerful Movie Performances of All Time
By Andreas Babiolakis A performance needs everything from subtlety to command. That is true, because a flat, one-dimensional performance just will not cut it when it comes to being believable and...
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The 10 Most Epic Romantic Movies of All Time
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The 10 Best Documentaries of 2017
By Vlad Albescu As with every year, feature films have managed to gather a lot more attention than documentaries in 2017. Take “Icarus,” for example. It just won the Academy Award for Best Documentary...
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10 Great Movies That Should Have Won The Palme d’Or
By Conor Lochrie Cannes is a prestigious film festival and the Palme d’Or its most prized award; perhaps the most coveted award in world cinema, for those not of an Academy Award persuasion. Each year,...
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10 Directors Who Made Two Great Films In The Same Year
By Nathan Quick For most directors, releasing one great film in a year is an ambitious enough feat. Here are ten directors who were not satisfied with that accomplishment and released not one but two...
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