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- How Soderbergh Elevates Even Minor Scenes
NoFilmSchool (Thursday, 1 May, 2025) - When you're watching a movie, you know that there are smaller scenes and bigger scenes. Some scenes you can see took a lot of the budget, like action set pieces or big comedy pratfalls. But others just involve someone walking down the street or crossing into another room. As an... - What Is Motion Capture? How Does Mocap Work? NoFilmSchool (Wednesday, 30 April, 2025) - Artists are hardworking—they gladly embrace long, tedious multi-step processes in search of magic!This is probably why in the early 1900s, Émile Cohl hand-drew 700 drawings to bring life to his paper cartoons, which ultimately gave the world one of its first animated films, Fantasmagorie.While traditional animation is still an important...
- Ben Affleck Explains Why It's So Hard to Make a Good Movie NoFilmSchool (Wednesday, 30 April, 2025) - I am loving this new trend of filmmakers and actors hitting long-form podcasts to promote their movies. I think it leads to frank discussion of craft that you really do not get on regular press tours. Recently, Ben Affleck has been promoting The Accountant 2, and he did Theo Von's...
- Steven Soderbergh Issues A Warning to Hollywood After 'Black Bag' NoFilmSchool (Wednesday, 30 April, 2025) - Steven Soderbergh is one of those directors who sends me immediately to theaters to watch his stuff. The guy is so intense and so interesting. I love that he never really retired and is still making movies. His most recent movie, Black Bag, was an absolute blast. It was...
- Kathy Bates Regrets The Toning Down Of The Violence in 'Misery' NoFilmSchool (Wednesday, 30 April, 2025) - As a writer, I have a giant place in my heart for Rob Reiner's Misery. I think it still is the best movie made about authorship, audiences, and relationships with fans. This Stephen King adaptation is such a good movie and such a taut, sometimes funny thriller. It's hard to...
- Method Directing – What is It and How to Use It?
CineD (Wednesday, 30 April, 2025) - There are endless ways to direct a film. Some great directors can imagine every single shot before they even find suitable locations. Others like to improvise on set. There are those who understand camera language and those who let the DP figure it out while they give their full attention... - DP Alvin Sun on the Importance of Shadows in 'The Killgrin' NoFilmSchool (Wednesday, 30 April, 2025) - Why are unique camera angles, experimental lighting choices, and the use of dark shadows so prevalent in horror films? Films in the horror genre revolve around fear, and what’s more terrifying than shadows and not knowing what is lurking within them?Director Joanna Tsanis is well-versed in the horror genre, so...
- In 1974, Francis Ford Coppola Directed The Two Most Important Movies of the Year NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 29 April, 2025) - Directing one movie that changes the culture and gets nominated for Best Picture is an achievement in most of our minds, but in 1974, Francis Ford Coppola did the unimaginable...he directed two movies that got nominated. The Godfather Part II and The Conversation were massive successes. They were prescient films...
- How Seth Rogen Pitches a Comedy Idea Like 'Neighbors' NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 29 April, 2025) - Seth Rogen plays an executive in Apple's hit show, The Studio, but a lot of his performance comes from the people he's interacted with over the years. Rogen, a writer, director, producer, and actor, has had a lot of experience pitching his idea and getting these people to buy in...
- Jordan Peele and Ryan Coogler on Using Fear As Fuel NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 29 April, 2025) - It's pretty easy to see Hollywood as a scary place. Many of us move here knowing no one and launch ourselves into an industry where you're going to hear 99 "no's" before you get one "yes," and that's usually a "maybe."Fear is a powerful thing. It also sends people home...
- 'Yellowstone' is The Biggest Franchise on TV NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 29 April, 2025) - I think it's hard to grasp just how big of a hit Yellowstone became over the last six or seven years. The show, often the punchline for many people on the coasts, has become part of a cultural swing, and, despite being passed on by every network except for Paramount,...
- Study The 7 Best Animation Scripts NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 29 April, 2025) - Animation is one of my favorite mediums of film and TV. I feel like it's so freeing visually. But one thing we don't talk about too often is how freeing it is to writers as well. When you're writing an animation screenplay, you have room to make anything a character;...
- It's 2025 And 'Revenge of the Sith' Made How Much In Movie Theaters This Weekend? NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 29 April, 2025) - Pretty much every Monday morning, I get up and I do the same thing: I make my coffee and I check Box Office Mojo to see how the weekend went at the movies. And when I woke up today, I thought I was back in high school again. That's because...
- What Does Steven Spielberg Think is the 'Greatest American Film Ever Made'? NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 29 April, 2025) - Steven Spielberg and Francis Ford Coppola were part of a group of influential 70s filmmakers, along with Martin Scorsese, Brian De Palma, and George Lucas, called the Movie Brats (first coined by film critic Pauline Kael).When I think about their friendships and lasting influence on one another, it really warms...
- What Should Hollywood Learn from 'Sinners' 6% Drop? NoFilmSchool (Monday, 28 April, 2025) - I made a joke on X, but Hollywood should write Ryan Coogler a 'Thank You' note for having a massive hit. We needed it. This is an original horror movie that's rated R and now has a drop off of only 6% in its second weekend in theaters. People everywhere...
