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- 7 Best Films by Terrence Malick
NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Known for his contemplative style, Terrence Malick has consistently challenged traditional storytelling with films like Days of Heaven (1978), The Thin Red Line (1998), and The Tree of Life (2011).His use of natural light, wide-angle lenses, and fluid camera movement, combined with impressionistic editing, distinguishes his work from conventional filmmaking.... - 3 Writing Tips From Terry Pratchett NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - When you’re looking to view the world upside down, that’s the time to pick up a book by Sir Terry Pratchett. Pratchett is renowned for his sharp satire and thought-provoking humor, which is evident in his fantastical world and characters. His everyday tools include parody, irony, and comedic comparisons, which...
- 11 of the Best Gore-Soaked Splatter Films That Went All In NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Splatter cinema represents filmmakers pushing gore to its absolute limit. They do this not just for shock, but for art, satire, or sheer madness. This chaotic, blood-drenched subgenre abandons restraint in favor of extreme violence, creating films where gore becomes both spectacle and statement.Splatter films are a rebellion against taste,...
- Stan Lee’s 10 Superpowered Writing Tips NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Stan Lee rewrote the rules of what heroism could look like.For decades, his pen stitched together flawed characters with cosmic destinies, grounded in everyday problems and elevated by snappy dialogue. He built a supercool universe.Whether it was Peter Parker sweating over rent or the X-Men grappling with discrimination, Stan Lee’s...
- Bringing the Action-Packed 'Fight or Flight' to Life with After Effects NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - This post was written by Michelle Gallina and originally appeared on the Adobe blog on May 16, 2025.The mission quickly turns perilous when he learns that he and the target are surrounded by people trying to kill them.We sat down with editor Ben Mills to learn about how he used...
- 'Things Like This' Production Designer Tabitha Pease Reveals How She Builds Worlds NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Have you ever watched a movie and felt completely transported into the world? The look of a room, the texture of the walls, the entire atmosphere of a city block—these details are what make a story feel real, and they don't happen by accident. They are the work of a...
- Endless Color in Your Pocket: Meet SmallRig’s New RGB Light NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - If you’re looking for a tiny RGB LED video light that could fit into your pocket or your hand, this new RM 25C Mini LED video light from SmallRig is a high-powered, 25W, ultracompact light capable of some pretty diverse RGB color for all of your various production needs.This new...
- Ummm, Was Ingmar Bergman a Nazi? NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - I was perusing Variety this morning and came across a really interesting article that digs into Ingmar Bergman's past. Look, at the top here, we're going to have to say that it's totally fine if you want to separate the art from the artist, I do that all the time....
- Why Bong Joon-ho Meticulously Storyboards NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - When it comes to direction, there are few people out there who do it better than Bong Joon-ho. The guy has been making movies for decades, and his camera work and character work are undeniable. Director Bong is just so amazing, and his process is perfection. The guy storyboards every...
- All The Easter Eggs in the New 'Superman' Movie NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - James Gunn's Superman kicks off the new DC Universe with a fresh take on the Man of Steel. It's a great adaptation of the comic, and is joyful and full of life. Of course, Gunn is a comic book nerd, and has packed the movie with a lot of easter...
- Great News: Peter Jackson is NOT Retired NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Peter Jackson is one of my favorite directors. He's a guy who knows how to capture scope and scale, whether that's in Middle Earth, the Beatles studio, or in World War One; his movies take us places we've never been. But it's been like eleven years since he's made a...
- 'Superman' Ending and Post-Credits Scenes Explained NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - This weekend, James Gunn's highly anticipated Superman has finally soared into theaters. Now, if you're like me, the first thing you do when one of these movies comes out is to see if you need to stay through the credits.Yes, there is a post-credits scene in the Superman movie! So...
- Canon’s New RF 75-300mm Lens Is the Perfect Telephoto Zoom for Beginners NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - For many film and video professionals, the typical timeline for first lens purchases runs from a stock zoom to a nifty fifty prime to a telephoto zoom. Or maybe that was just me. Regardless of how or when you arrive there, though, the telephoto zoom serves a specific purpose for...
- Sony Launches New High-Res Shotgun Microphone for Pro Creators NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - For those looking to upgrade their audio recording gear for a wide variety of different production types like filmmaking, broadcasting, and the new age of multipurpose content creation, this new Sony microphone is a professional-level option worth considering.The Sony ECM-778 is a high-resolution shotgun microphone that can be used in...
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- Laowa 10mm T2.9 Zero-D VV Cine Lens Now Available in PL Mount
CineD (Yesterday) - Laowa has expanded its popular 10mm T2.9 Zero-D VV Cine lens lineup with the addition of a PL mount, broadening compatibility with professional cinema cameras while maintaining its status as the world’s widest rectilinear full-frame cine lens. Known for pushing the boundaries of ultra-wide cinematography, Venus Optics – the company...
