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Kazakhstani colorist Yerlan Tanay has built an international career in post-production, working with major companies including The Mill and Company 3. Now based in Los Angeles and working freelance, he has experienced both the opportunities and instability of Hollywood’s highly competitive market. His long-term goal is to move further into feature films.

Bozeman, Mont. —Montana continues to attract film and television productions, but building a lasting industry also depends on developing people who know how to work behind the camera.

The President’s TV and Radio Complex continued its large-scale educational project in Pavlodar, Qazinform News Agency reports.

On the latest episode of the Write On podcast, we had the chance to speak with Derek Kolstad, the screenwriter behind the wildly successful John Wick franchise, Nobody, and Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Death Watch.

Director of photography Darran Tiernan knows his way around supervillain stories, having served as the primary cinematographer for The Penguin. He understands Depression-era crime drama, after filming the Perry Mason reboot set in 1930s Los Angeles. And now, drawing from both projects, he’s pulled off a choose-your-own cinematic adventure called Spider-Noir (streaming on Prime Video).…

There are classic movie scripts, and then there are screenwriting samples that serve as learning tools, helping writers understand storytelling techniques or analyze how the written word was brought to life on screen. While you can learn a lot from iconic screenplays like Chinatown or The Godfather, it’s important to focus on scripts that align…

Ariana Grande is Glinda in Wicked: For Good, directed by Jon M Chu. Photograph: Universal PicturesAriana Grande is Glinda in Wicked: For Good, directed by Jon M Chu. Photograph: Universal Pictures

Long before actor, writer, and director Jon Favreau was a behemoth in the Disney, Marvel, and Star Wars universes, he was a struggling actor and writer hustling his way through Hollywood with a script he wrote on spec, the now-iconic indie hit Swingers (1996).

Children are often asked in school and other places what they want to be when they grow up. Jamie Grill/Stock Photos

Ryan Murphy’s collaboration with the FX network is nearly as extensive as Taylor Sheridan’s with Paramount+. Murphy’s latest project, a series developed with American Psycho writer Bret Easton Ellis, The Shards, has just unveiled its trailer for audiences. Last year, Murphy’s provocative series The Beauty premiered, but the future of the show is now up…