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- Before CGI Took Over: Cinema’s 8 Best Practical Effects Masterpieces
NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 7 October) - Living in an era where AI is slowly taking over filmmaking, I cannot stop thinking about the time when filmmakers were literally creating special effects manually. From cosmic battles to dystopian worlds, everything was created without any digital aid, i.e. no CGI, no VFX…heck… no computer!Filmmaking techniques such as stop... - 11 Best Feminist Movies Where Women Took the Spotlight NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 7 October) - Feminism is one of the most misunderstood and misinterpreted terms of modern day. While we’re fighting about what we’re allowed to wear or if we should be allowed to have a career of our own, or whether it's safe to go out in the dark, so many times we’re missing...
- The Art of Controlled Chaos: How the 'Coochie Coo' Segment Was Shot for 'V/H/S Halloween' NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 7 October) - For cinematographer Powell Robinson, shooting “Coochie Coochie Coo” for V/H/S Halloween wasn’t about crafting perfect images—it was about letting go of that instinct entirely. The segment, directed by Anna Zlokovic, plunges viewers into the jittery, overexposed world of late-2000s DV camcorders, where fear feels immediate and every frame looks like...
- This List From 1991 of the '100 Best Movies You've Never Heard Of' Is Sending Us NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 7 October) - I don't know if you're like me, but I have been having a very hard time picking out movies to watch lately. It feels like I've seen all the mainstream titles I come across, and I'm always looking for hidden gems to unpack. Well, while researching lists of movies I...
- 11 Tom Cruise Performances That Define His Career NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 7 October) - If Tom Cruise is starring in a movie, there's a very high chance I'm going to see it in theaters. He's one of our last movie stars, one of the guys you know who puts a ton of thought, love, and care into the roles he chooses. That's why it...
- Ethical AI Video Course for Filmmakers with Drew Geraci – New on MZed
CineD (Tuesday, 7 October) - Exploring new tools is always exciting. Yet, when these tools involve AI… the process can become confusing. AI is advancing too quickly to keep up. Sometimes, it’s challenging to determine the best approach to use this modern tech in our field. And, the main question revolves around ethics. All of... - These Alternate Endings Could’ve Changed Cinema Forever NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 7 October) - While the beginning sets the tone for your narrative, the ending decides its fate. It is reflective of the grip you have over a story that you’ve chosen to narrate. As a writer, for your story can feel like a Herculean task—mainly because it's difficult to overlook the general expectations...
- 10 Strange but Effective Writing Tricks You’ve Never Heard Of NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 7 October) - Writer Hannah Lee Kidder has shared some practical advice that goes against conventional wisdom. These aren't your typical "write every day" platitudes. They're techniques writers can use to get unstuck and stay productive.These tips are about working with your brain instead of against it. Stop trying to be perfect on...
- 3 Essential Ingredients to Writing a Perfect Scene NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 7 October) - If you've ever struggled with scenes that feel rushed, boring, or underdeveloped, we've got a simple framework that could help you pinpoint the issue. You need to find the balance between three elements: action, dialogue, and visual storytelling. Most writers lean too heavily into one and neglect the others, which...
- Speed Up Your AI-Assisted Edits With New Feedback and Unified Logging Modes NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 7 October) - Announced today at VidSummit in Dallas, TX, Eddie AI (the AI assistant video editor, which we’ve covered in the past and is quickly becoming a lightning rod name in the non-generative side of AI video editing tools), has announced two major upgrades to its platform.Both of these updates aim to...
- Tilta Nucleus-M II Review – A Wireless Follow Focus That Punches Well Above Its Price CineD (Tuesday, 7 October) - After months of real productions with Tilta’s Nucleus-M II, I can say it moves this line from budget-friendly to genuinely capable. Camera control and lens mapping are finally here, the motors are smaller and snappier, and the whole kit runs on NPF batteries. A recent firmware update and a substantial...
- 5 Story Openings That Kill Your Screenplay NoFilmSchool (Monday, 6 October) - Your opening scene carries a massive weight. What's going on in your story? Why is it unique? What can we expect? Generally, you've got about ten pages to hook someone, and industry pros will know within the first few pages whether they're in or out.We recently checked out writer Brandon...
- Here’s How You Can Convert Your Fujinon MK Lenses to Native RED DSMC Mounts NoFilmSchool (Monday, 6 October) - Designed by the team at CINELUX to be a full mechanical conversion, RED (RED DSMC1, DSMC2, and Ranger) shooters will now have the ability to mount their Fujinon MK lenses directly to their preferred cameras. Set to preserve parafocal accuracy, optical performance, and stability while unlocking the power of these...
- Why the Original 'Tron' Director is Happy His Film Got Something Wrong NoFilmSchool (Monday, 6 October) - It feels like all we talk about today is AI. But back in 1982, when Steven Lisberger’s film Tron came out, it was a revolutionary idea. The whole film was about programs that were sentient beings and human beings who were fighting back against the Master Control Program (MCP). Now,...
- Taylor Swift Forgot the First Rule of Storytelling NoFilmSchool (Monday, 6 October) - Taylor Swift's The Life of a Showgirl dropped last week to massive commercial success and is already on its way to becoming the biggest album of all time. Despite all this, the critical reception has been deeply divided. While Rolling Stone awarded it a perfect five stars, other critics weren't...
