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- The Joker Line That Changed Movie Villains Forever
NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - When Heath Ledger says, “Why so serious?” it comes like a threat wrapped in a joke. In The Dark Knight (2008), that one line slices through the chaos like a calling card. It’s funny in a way that makes you nervous, and instantly brands on your brain.What’s wild is how... - 11 Best Summer Movies of All Time NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - There’s something about summer movies that sticks. Maybe it’s the thrill of ducking into a cold theater from the heat, or the way a great blockbuster makes everything feel bigger, louder, funnier, more alive. These are hardly just films. These are full-blown seasonal events, packed with spectacle, hype, and memories...
- 15 Iconic Serial Killer Movies That Forged a Genre NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - There’s something unnervingly compelling about serial killers on screen. Maybe it’s the twisted logic. Maybe it’s the cold precision. Or maybe it’s just the morbid thrill of watching someone play cat-and-mouse with death—and get away with it for a while.Serial killer cinema has evolved from Hitchcock’s buttoned-up tension in Psycho...
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- Collaboration and Creative Risk-Taking: Lessons from Sundance Filmmakers NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - The creative partnership between directors and editors can transform limited resources into powerful, thought-provoking storytelling. Jimpa and The Perfect Neighbor are two films where the collaborative and trusting working partnerships enabled the filmmakers to tackle complex subjects in new ways, with sensitivity and impact.Fluid Storytelling in JimpaJimpa, directed by Sophie...
- 'Abraham's Boys' Production Designer Takes Us Through Building Period Horror NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Abraham's Boys arrives in theaters next weekend, inviting audiences to experience Van Helsing like they never have before. This revisionist period horror relies on the intricate production design of Steven Cirocco, who conducted heavy research, including reading the original novel by horror literature icon Joe Hill.I was excited to sit...
- Frances McDormand And Joel Coen Explain the Thought Process Behind Their Films NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - I love when stars and directors do question and answer sessions in small towns, and you get audience questions that actually help open them up to the talking process and ideation. In this video from Upstate Films, we see acclaimed actor Frances McDormand and celebrated director Joel Coen offer a...
- Get Discounts on Some of Sony's Most Popular Digital Cameras With These Deals NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - One of the most popular brands in the world, not just for cameras, but for almost literally everything else too, Sony has made a name for itself as a legacy tech brand known worldwide for its performance and quality. In the realm of digital cameras, Sony is one of the...
- Kenneth Lonergan Breaks Down His Highly Underrated Debut Feature NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - I remember seeing You Can Count On Me not when it came out, but a few years later, when I was in college. It was the last movie of the first semester of my freshman year, shown to me in, like, Film 101. I don't remember the lessons, I just...
- This Thermal Cage Kit Lets Your Smartphone Shoot Longer Without Breaking a Sweat NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - While its name might be a mouthful, the new SmallRig All-in-One Thermal Live Streaming & Filming Handheld Phone Cage Kit packs a lot into its simple concept and design. This new smartphone cage kit could be an ideal option for creators looking to really push the limits of how long...
- What Movies Inspire Ari Aster? NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Man, it's so refreshing to have a director like Ari Aster working consistently in Hollywood. I'm very interested in the kinds of movies he makes and the way he sees the world. That's why I was pumped to see him sitting across from Sean Evans, the best interviewer of our...
- Finally the very first Youtube review of the new Sony RX1R III
SonyAlphaRumors (Yesterday) - Finally we have the very first review of the new Sony RX1r III. Let’s see if this can convince some of the skeptics out there that this is quite a stunning (althaugh expensive) camera! Sony RX1rIII preorders at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, Fotokoch, Fotoerhardt, Calumet, WexUK. The post Finally the very... - Picking Apart the Art of Moving the Camera NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - I feel like the rise in being able to shoot digitally and not on film has really affected cinematography. Frequently, I'm seeing boring shots and a lot of static cameras. I don't need them to move the camera all the time; I need them to care about why they're choosing...
- The First Hands-On Reviews of the Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive Are In NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - While we’ve gotten the chance to check out the Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive camera in person a few times now, we’ve been patiently waiting for someone—really anyone—to be able to take this powerful new 16K stereoscopic 3D 180-degree camera out into the wild and really take it through the paces.In...
- Get These Major Support Enhancements for Your Canon EOS Cameras and Lenses NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Canon is rolling out a series of firmware updates for its most popular EOS cameras and lenses. These firmware updates are going to enhance performance and authenticity, and add support for new VR capabilities and features.A new function is also set to add C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity),...
- Size comparison between the new Sony RX1rIII, A7cr, FujiFilm GFX100RF and X100VI and the Leica Q3 SonyAlphaRumors (Yesterday) - Sony RX1rIII preorders at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, Fotokoch, Fotoerhardt, Calumet, WexUK. Thanks to CameraSize we can now compare the new Sony RX1rIII size with the competition. Some claim that the Sony A7cR is a better alternative to the new RX1rIII. However, if you want the most compact full-frame camera, you...
