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To understand the technical genius of film editors, tune in to The Food Channel and take a look at the competition reality show Chopped. It seems
Before he made Cartel Land, director/cinematographer Matthew Heineman had never shot in a conflict zone. His work had focused mainly on US domestic
Cinematographers Joan Churchill, ASC ( Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer), Kirsten Johnson ( CitizenFour) and Buddy Squires, ASC ( The Central
For filmmakers, drone cameras are a tool with potential to shape the work—or even define it—with breathtaking footage from surprising physical
In the digital era of global film distribution, we often hear this phrase: “The world is getting smaller.” That certainly feels true. But let’s take a
Editor’s Note: On October 21 at the Linwood Dunn Theater in Los Angeles, IDA will present Davis Guggenheim in conversation with Turner Classic Movies
Ravi Patel is in search of a bride. But he's not your average guy, going online or to a bar for the quest. Ravi is Indian-American, and his parents
Every film tells a story. Bottom line. But some films have a double bottom line, a two-fold mission: to tell a story, and to propel social change. To
The Millennial and Gen Z generations who are native digital users will be the largest segment of the population worldwide within the next decade. It's
"Numbers don’t lie" is the adage of business. This also applies to the film industry, with box office figures—posted on websites such as BoxOfficeMojo