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Editor Michael Taylor on Finding the Melody of a Film
Last month at Brooklyn’s Made in NY Media Center by IFP, Scott Macaulay, editor-in-chief of
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Never Not Thinking About Film: A Conversation with Matt Wolf
Less than a mile from the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City sits the Stonewall Inn,
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Bridging Worlds: Director David Charles Rodrigues on Gay Chorus, Deep South
Born in Boston but raised in Brazil, activist, ad man, and director David Charles Rodrigues has
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Los Angeles Gives 3-D New Depth
“There’s a tendency to think that 3-D is best used for spectacle,” Eric Kurland tells me as we
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Filmmaker Rachel Mason on Queerness, Moviemaking, and Her Parents' Gay Porn Shops
“Purveyors of hardcore gay porn” — that’d be Rachel Mason’s answer if asked about her parents’
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Fatherhood for Fun and Profit
Father’s Day is a time for reflection or, if you’re a dad like me, self-reflection. What kind of
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The Secret Rise of Treatment Companies
It happened during a very Lifetime channel moment on the series UnREAL, a searing satire of
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How Brexit Threatens the UK’s Production Boom
For everyone working in production, the longest trailer started rolling on June 23, 2016, when
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A Mother of an Industry: The Challenges Moms in Entertainment Face
The #MeToo movement elevated expectations of gender equality in the entertainment industry, with
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10 Women Editors Who Define Moviemaking
Women’s History Month has come and gone, but we think putting a spotlight on women for a scant
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How Hiring Managers at Ad Agencies Evaluate Your Portfolio
Advertising is all about telling a compelling story quickly. The best commercials grab the
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Storytelling Techniques for Your Podcast
Podcasting is tricky, right? On one hand, you want your listeners to feel like they know you, like
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