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- How to Make a Documentary: A Step-by-Step Starter Guide
NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 5 August) - To all the aspiring documentary filmmakers with cameras in your hand, passion in your heart, and a brain screaming, “God! Where do I start!” Take a deep breath, because it only gets better from here.Working with real-life topics, shooting with real people, and considering the lack of control during the... - A Definitive Ranking of Sam Mendes’ 9 Movies NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 5 August) - Sam Mendes started behind the curtain and ended up stealing the show. He cut his teeth in theater, reimagining classics like Cabaret and The Ferryman on the West End and Broadway, earning Olivier and Tony Awards along the way.Then, in a bold move, he leapt into Hollywood with American Beauty...
- 8 Movies That Prove Character is King NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 5 August) - Some films go beyond just telling a story; they let a character consume it. These movies prove that when a protagonist is written, performed, and directed with unflinching depth, the result is more than drama. It’s art.Character-driven films hold up a mirror—not just to the world, but to the characters...
- Less Is More: 7 Best Minimalist Films to Stream Now NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 5 August) - Often associated with filmmakers like Robert Bresson, Yasujirō Ozu, and Chantal Akerman, who are known to shape its foundation, minimalist films explore storytelling, rooted in the belief that “less is more.” Unlike blockbuster films that focus on crowd-pleasing moments and spectacle, minimalist films are flagbearers of simplicity and restraint. A...
- This Director Was Kidnapped and Forced to Make Movies in North Korea NoFilmSchool (Monday, 4 August) - I was scrolling through YouTube the other day and came upon one of the craziest stories, maybe ever. Imagine being at the peak of your career, a celebrated film director and a famous actress, only to be kidnapped by a future dictator and forced to make movies for his propaganda...
- Director James Gray Perfectly Summarizes Hollywood's Current Issues NoFilmSchool (Monday, 4 August) - As Hollywood watches, the superhero movies at the box office are struggling to make as much as they did before. I wanted to turn back the clock to an older interview that I think perfectly summarizes where we are today. Director James Gray, the guy behind such movies as Ad...
- Your Sony a1 II is Due for an Upgrade With Firmware Update v3.00 Set to Bring Major Improvements NoFilmSchool (Monday, 4 August) - When the long-anticipated follow-up to Sony’s popular a1 camera was released, the a1 II has always promised to be one of the company’s most versatile cameras on the market. Offering a nice mix of speed, video capabilities, high-resolution stills, and a professional-style body design, the Sony a1 II has proven...
- Check Out All The Films with a 0% on Rotten Tomatoes NoFilmSchool (Monday, 4 August) - No one sets out to make a movie that doesn't get reviewed well. But it happens. Not every movie is for everyone. Sometimes, the more polarizing, the better. Still, if no one likes it...that can mean trouble. In the modern era, reviews mean a lot when it comes to getting...
- Sony A1 II Firmware v3.00 Released
CineD (Monday, 4 August) - Sony has released Sony A1 II Firmware v3.00, and this update addresses several workflow pain points while introducing a handful of new professional-grade features which should make the lives of photographers and filmmakers using that camera easier. Let’s dive right in! The Sony A1 II was only announced in November... - Wild Nights and Wilder Movies: One-Crazy-Night Edition NoFilmSchool (Sunday, 3 August) - Have you ever had this insanely strong urge to completely let loose, just for one night, without a care in the world, as if it's your last day on Earth? Well, I fantasize about it at least once a month. What follows next is obvious: stream those one-crazy-night movies, as...
- 10 Oliver Stone Films That Still Hit Like a Sledgehammer NoFilmSchool (Saturday, 2 August) - Hollywood has its share of directors who play it safe, but Oliver Stone certainly isn't one of them. His films don’t tiptoe—they charge headfirst into political firestorms, historical minefields, and moral gray zones, often leaving audiences rattled, divided, or deep in thought. Whether he’s unpacking the fog of war or...
- Here's How Parasite’s Staircases Are Low-Key Storytellers NoFilmSchool (Saturday, 2 August) - Good filmmakers believe in their characters; great filmmakers believe in their characters and their setting. Now, before you fight me, I want you to watch Parasite–the Korean feature film directed by Bong Joon-ho that not only won the Oscar for Best Picture in 2020 but also brought Korean cinema under...
- You Can’t Unsee It: The Most Shocking Moment in The Exorcist NoFilmSchool (Friday, 1 August) - I do not recommend The Exorcist to someone unless I know them well. Those who have watched this movie know that it is definitely for hard-core horror enthusiasts only—for normal people, that might be too much terror.Honestly, I could only watch it with a group of friends with the lights...
- The 8 Most Expensive Movies Ever Made NoFilmSchool (Friday, 1 August) - Do you think movies cost a fortune to create? Damn right! Some blockbusters' total expenditures are larger than an entire nation's GDP. And those costs cover some expensive stuff, like A-list actor salaries, truckloads of VFX, and numerous, lengthy reshoots. In this article, we're listing the most expensive movies ever...
- Wan and Only: Ranking James Wan’s 12 Directorial Films NoFilmSchool (Friday, 1 August) - Before Hollywood handed him billion-dollar franchises, James Wan was just a scrappy horror guy with a twisted little idea and a camcorder. Now he’s the bridge between two cinematic extremes: the low-budget, high-tension horror flick and the globe-trotting, VFX-stuffed blockbuster. From Saw to Aquaman, Wan’s filmography swings wilder than a...
