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- Should ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Have Been a TV Series? Jodie Foster Thinks So
NoFilmSchool (Monday, 1 December) - Jodie Foster has spent her entire life in and around Hollywood. She acts, directs, produces, and is just a wealth of information about the business.While accepting a tribute award at the Marrakech Film Festival this week, Jodie Foster offered a candid critique of Martin Scorsese’s 2023 epic Killers of the... - Director Joseph Kahn Thinks Hollywood Needs Real Capitalism NoFilmSchool (Monday, 1 December) - Joseph Kahn has always been a firebrand in Hollywood. He burst onto the scene with some epic Taylor Swift music videos and visually fun films like Torque, Detention, and his recent movie Ick. I think he's one of the best follows on Twitter because Kahn has never been one to...
- DaVinci Resolve Adding Support for 32K Resolution on Apple M5 Macs NoFilmSchool (Monday, 1 December) - If you’re someone looking to streamline your workflow with your new Blackmagic URSA Cine 17K 65 camera, and you’d like to make the most of your high-end video, then this update for DaVinci Resolve is for you.DaVinci Resolve update 20.3 is adding support for 32K resolution on Apple M5 Macs...
- ARRI Cuts 150 Jobs and Closes Two German Facilities Amid Ongoing Production Decline
CineD (Monday, 1 December) - Major Hollywood equipment supplier ARRI Group has announced the closure of two German facilities and the elimination of 150 positions by year’s end, marking the latest casualty in the film industry’s prolonged production downturn. The Munich-based company will shut down its lighting factory, repair center, and distribution operations in Stephanskirchen... - DaVinci Resolve 20.3 Released – 32K Support on Apple M5, Timeline Snapshots, Metadata Improvements CineD (Monday, 1 December) - Blackmagic Design has released DaVinci Resolve 20.3, a significant update that introduces support for up to 32K resolution on Apple M5 Macs, enhanced timeline backup management with named snapshots, improved metadata handling for large-scale projects, and background rendering for iPad users on iPadOS 26. The update is available now as...
- 2025 Aftershoot Black Friday Deals
Nikonrumors (Saturday, 29 November) - The 2025 Aftershoot Black Friday Deals are now live: Get 20% off unlimited AI Culling, Editing, and Retouching starting at $7.99/month. BONUS: Get 6 months of AI Retouching free when you join with the Pro plan this Black Friday. Additional information on Aftershoot: AfterShoot is an AI-Powered Photo Workflow... - Scoring the Subtext: Composer Grant Fonda on the Melodies Behind '31 Candles' NoFilmSchool (Friday, 28 November) - A great film score does more than just accompany the picture; it acts as the subconscious of the story, revealing what the characters can’t quite say out loud. For composer Grant Fonda, music is an act of translation—turning the invisible subtext of a script into a tangible, emotional landscape.Whether he...
- No Film School's Best Cyber Monday Deals for Filmmakers in 2025 NoFilmSchool (Friday, 28 November) - Now that all of that Turkey Day food has been completely digested, it's time to focus our attention on Cyber Monday deals! This year, our roundup covers everything from post-production tools to gear bag essentials. Be sure to act fast, though, as these deals are here for your Cyber Monday...
- No Film School's Best Black Friday Deals for Filmmakers in 2025 NoFilmSchool (Friday, 28 November) - Now that all of that Turkey Day food has been completely digested, it's time to focus our attention on Black Friday deals! This year, our roundup covers everything from post-production tools to gear bag essentials. Be sure to act fast, though, as these deals are here for your Black Friday...
- New Lesson on Sora 2 is Out Now – Brainstorming Ideas and Storyboarding + Black Friday Offers CineD (Friday, 28 November) - Filmmaker and educator Drew Geraci has just launched a November addition to his course “Directing the Future: Ethical AI Video for Filmmakers” on MZed. The new lesson shows us around Sora 2, the infamous video generator by OpenAI. Drew demonstrates how to implement this tool in storyboarding and idea brainstorming,...
- ‘Gladiator’ and the Eternal Weight of Its Greatest Line NoFilmSchool (Thursday, 27 November) - It doesn’t matter that it’s been 25 years since Gladiator (2000) was released; one of its iconic lines still hits us like a wounded but determined legionary.Right before the opening battle sequence, General Maximus Decimus Meridius (Russell Crowe) delivers his battle speech to raise the morale of his soldiers. While...
- The Line That Reveals Blanche’s Fantasy and Her Doom NoFilmSchool (Thursday, 27 November) - Elia Kazan’s A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) adapts Tennessee Williams’ stage classic to the screen with raw emotional force. At its center is a fading Southern belle, Blanche DuBois (Vivien Leigh), a woman trying to hold on to grace long after the world has stopped offering it to her. Her...
- How 'Border Hopper' Used Mixed Media to Turn Immigration into a Video Game NoFilmSchool (Thursday, 27 November) - In his latest hybrid film, Border Hopper, Nico Casavecchia tackles the often solemn subject of immigration with a distinctively chaotic, psychedelic lens.Co-written with his wife, Mercedes Arturo, and based on their own lived experiences, the film reimagines the American immigration system not just as a hurdle, but as a high-stakes...
- How 'Young King' Survived Indie Chaos, COVID, and Budget Hurdles to Reach Amazon NoFilmSchool (Thursday, 27 November) - The journey from a script in development to a feature film available on major streaming platforms is rarely a straight line. For independent producers, that line is often a zigzag of funding, logistical nightmares, and even global pandemics.In her new feature film Young King, now available on Amazon and Fandango...
- The Art of Editing Fear: Building the World of ‘IT: Welcome to Derry’ NoFilmSchool (Thursday, 27 November) - The first day I knew how effective the scares in IT: Welcome to Derry would be was the day my assistant editor had to look away from the screen. The dailies had just landed for a sequence we called “Mother-Thing,” a horrific set piece in Episode 2 in which Pennywise...
