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Left to right: Juan Martinez, Saron Bahre and Leandro Rutigliano, students in FSU’s College of Motion Picture Arts, are among a select group of emerging cinematographers nominated for a 2026 Student Heritage Award from the American Society of Cinematographers.

Clockwise from top left: Lindsey Addawoo, Lateefah Mayaki, Sahndra Fon Dufe, Phumi Morare

American documentary producer Bill Einreinhofer’s love of film began early while in high school, and he admits that his incredible career spanning five decades capturing life through a lens has given him a charmed existence, and one where he still enjoys the art of making documentaries and has been fortunate enough to travel the world…

When the French-Swiss film director Jean-Luc Godard died in 2022 at the age of ninety-one, obituaries celebrated both his boundless cinematic inventiveness and the radical politics that shaped his work. To some, his death marked the end of an era of politically committed filmmaking. But in Japan, another artist as equally radical is still, at…

Film financing is coming under greater scrutiny as complex corporate structures, international investment and fragmented production chains create potential gaps in financial crime controls.

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In Romans, the Apostle Paul wrote about the earth pointing to God’s “eternal power and divine nature.” The Koomans, two filmmaking brothers, certainly sensed that while making their newest movie, “Daniel and the Fiery Furnace.”

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Kurdish filmmakers living in Europe gathered at a workshop in Charleroi, Belgium, to discuss the challenges Kurdish cinema faces in various areas, from production and distribution to festivals and education, and to develop common solutions.

Bears fans might not buy it after hearing his breakdown of the team’s 59-point outburst in the season opener Sunday.