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When “One Battle After Another” closed streets in Sacramento’s affluent Fab 40s neighborhood, location manager Tyler Semons expected some resistance — the kind of irritation, or a bill for the inconvenience, that a similar shoot might draw in Los Angeles or San Francisco. Instead, people brought out wine.

Australia’s Film Lab: New Voices initiative has unveiled the three emerging filmmaking teams in contention for a lucrative production award.

The Kazakh filmMūğalım has been selected for the New Directors competition at the 74th San Sebastián International Film Festival in Spain, one of the world’s most prestigious A-category festivals, Qazinform News Agency reports.

A comment on a rough cut of Lost Garden stopped me cold: “cool, but the AI did the hard part, right?” I typed three different replies and deleted all of them, because for about a week I wasn’t sure the person was wrong.

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Fifteen years ago, the Oak Cliff Film Festival set out to do something different.

In Part 2 of my interview with Josh Eisenstadt, we discuss his journey into film making, his early work, his upcoming release Spreading Darkness and Josh also speaks a little about the script he’s currently working on now. If you missed Part 1 of my interview with Josh, where we discussed Twin Peaks theories, the…

Australian filmmaker Emilie Lowe used Blackmagic Design cameras and DaVinci Resolve Studio to make her 35-minute short film Where Dead Things Grow, which has received festival recognition for its cinematography.

One of the most ambitious works at this year’s Melbourne International Film Festival is the Belfast-born, Edinburgh-based documentarian’s latest attempt to map the history of cinema.

South Africa’s once-booming film and TV industry remains under threat as the film incentive scheme under the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) seems to remain dormant.