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- The Best of Catherine O'Hara: 10 Iconic Performances
NoFilmSchool (6 days ago) - We just lost what was probably one of the funniest women to ever live. She was an icon, and just her presence on screen brought a smile to anyone watching her. O'Hara was born in Toronto, Ontario, and rose to prominence as a foundational member of the groundbreaking improvisational troupe... - What 'undertone' Editor Sonny Atkins Learned Cutting Horror for the First Time NoFilmSchool (6 days ago) - There's nothing like a Midnighter at Sundance Film Festival, so this year I was, of course, lined up to see the low-budget Midnight selection, undertone.The film is a single-location horror story that follows Evy (Nina Kiri), a woman providing end-of-life care to her mother. During the long nights, she co-hosts...
- The Canon RF 14mm F1.4L VCM is Right Around the Corner
Canonrumors (7 days ago) - I have been talking about two more VCM lenses being on the horizon for a while now, with one of them being wider than the RF 20mm f/1.4L VCM and another longer than the RF 85mm f/1.4L VCM. It looks like we're going to get the wide lens first. We... - Budget Filmmaking Tools You Can Get at Your Local Hardware Store NoFilmSchool (7 days ago) - Who doesn’t love a good DIY filmmaking tool? One of my fondest memories from my time in film school was going to a Home Depot to get the parts and tools I needed to make a DIY camera gimbal with my dad. We had found a tutorial online that laid...
- What is Tone in Screenwriting? NoFilmSchool (7 days ago) - When I brainstorm new ideas for movies, one of the things I work on right away is the tone of the story. To me, it informs so much more than even the genre.The tone sets the stage for the narrative I want to follow, and it also informs the kinds...
- 10 Tips for Writing Dialogue for Film and TV NoFilmSchool (7 days ago) - I often find that putting dialogue onto the page for your characters is one of them ore challenging aspects of all writing. That's because dialogue serves a bunch of purposes in writing. You might be writing exposition or channeling your voice, or giving the character some beats to really explain...
- Studio Ghibli vs. Disney: The Key Animation Differences Explained NoFilmSchool (7 days ago) - Animation is one of the most fun mediums in filmmaking because it feels like anything is possible. But not all animation is made the same or has the same philosophies behind it. It's a way to make something, not a monolith.That's how you can have two huge companies like Disney...
- How to Find Collaborators at Film Festivals, from Sundance '26 NoFilmSchool (7 days ago) - This episode of the No Film School Podcast was recorded live from the final Sundance Film Festival in Park City, 2026. GG Hawkins and Ryan Koo are joined by No Film School writer Jo Light and special guest Teddy Kim to share insights and lessons from Sundance. Together, they reflect...
- WTF is Darren Aronofsky Doing With His New AI Revolutionary War Show? NoFilmSchool (7 days ago) - Announced earlier this year, the acclaimed director of such films as Requiem for a Dream, Mother!, and The Whale is back, not with a new, cerebral feature film, but rather with a short-form historical television series created with AI.As we covered before, Aronofsky partnered with Google’s DeepMind and Salesforce to...
- 10 Movies Where Fascists Get Punished NoFilmSchool (7 days ago) - When the world gets too much to bear, and it feels like the news is too weighty, I like to put on a movie where the bad guys get their asses kicked, and the good guys prevail, just to restore my faith in humanity.And there's no baddie I like seeing...
- This “All-in-One” AI Platform Breaks Down How You Can Become a Pro in AI Filmmaking NoFilmSchool (7 days ago) - In case you missed it, the world of filmmaking changed in an instant. A sloppy AI video of Will Smith eating a bowl of spaghetti revolutionized an entire industry, and now there’s no turning back. Or, at least, it feels that way.Whether you love the prospects of generative AI or...
- Fujifilm Fixes Monitor Display Issues With Latest Firmware Update for GFX ETERNA 55 NoFilmSchool (7 days ago) - While not as impactful as the previous firmware version 1.02 update for the GFX ETERNA 55, Fujifilm has rolled out a new update that is here to address some minor but critical issues that some users may have experienced with the monitor display.This 1.04 version update for the GFX ETERNA...
- Kase 150mm f/5.6 FE lens will be launched on March 10
SonyAlphaRumors (7 days ago) - Kase is teasing the launch of a new lens on March 10. This is going to be the new 150mm f/5.6 Reflex AF FE lens I leaked some days ago: Kase 150mm f/5.6 Full Frame Autofocus 67mm filter size AF/MF switch E-mount (probably Z and X mount coming to?) The... - Last month
- Eddie AI Adds Multi-Track Audio Support for Professional Editing Workflows
CineD (7 days ago) - Eddie AI, the AI-powered assistant editor, has introduced multi-track audio support for Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve projects. This update addresses a critical workflow limitation for professional editors using field recorders and wireless microphone systems, enabling seamless AI-assisted editing without manual audio track consolidation. Palo Alto-based Eddie AI announced... - Sony did actually patent a 24-70mm f/2.0 GM lens design! SonyAlphaRumors (7 days ago) - There’s no denying that the 28-70mm f/2.0 GM is an amazing lens. However, some were a little disappointed that it didn’t offer the classic “24mm” focal length at the wide end. That would have made it so much more useful! Well we now have evidence Sony has at least about...
