Want to hear a Harvard professor hold forth on the neuropsychology of zombies? Then attend an event at the newly expanded "Science on Screen" series, where films are followed by scientific discourse.READ»
After six years of annually spotlighting Hollywood's favorite unproduced screenplays, The Black List is expanding as a business brand and screenwriter community.
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Comedian-actor-author Patton Oswalt talks about his breakout performance in the new film "Young Adult," how our teen years make or break us, and why our cultural obsession with nostalgia should be a thing of the past. READ»
An actor's dedication is often measured by his awards. For Daniel Day-Lewis, however, the creative manscaping applied to his facial hair speaks volumes about the creative ways he approaches roles (and, often, those roles' ...READ»
If the film's half as alluring as the trailer, we might whip off our shirts and go buck wild, too. But the teaser isn't just about shiny effects--and chests. Here's a look at the geeky heritage behind the well-toned new Martian movie.READ»
From "Chinatown" to "Flight of the Conchords," the director of "The Muppets" reveals a slew of the secret references he snuck into his first feature film. READ»
The retail music landscape may be walking dead, but the carefully curated soundtracks to the "Twilight" franchise are alive and well, thanks to music supervisor Alex Patsavas "marriage" of story and song, featured in the upcoming "Breaking Dawn--Part 1."READ»
The award-winning, death-cheating director of "Grizzly Man" and "Fitzcarraldo" gets up close and personal for his latest documentary. He talks to Fast Company about the lessons in creativity he learned from his time with a multiple killer.READ»
We digital filmmakers may drool over the sight of awesome new gear like Canon's EOS C300 Digital Cinema Camera, but dealing with the footage that comes out is often a royal pain. The days of "one mag of film equals about 12 minutes" ...READ»
What's the difference between Crank 2: High Voltage and Rushmore? Depends who you ask, and there's no accounting for taste. (I love both, for what it's worth.) But what if there were a way to quantify the pure cinematic DNA of any ...READ»
What's the difference between Crank 2: High Voltage and Rushmore? Depends who you ask, and there's no accounting for taste. (I love both, for what it's worth.) But what if there were a way to quantify the pure cinematic DNA of any ...READ»
Apple just ditched the opportunity to rent TV shows through iTunes for $0.99. Users don't like it, but Apple may have bigger plans for your television. READ»
