‘Euphoria’ Music Supervisor Jen Malone Breaks Down Season Two’s Biggest Musical Moments
From "Never Tear Us Apart" to "Holding Out for a Hero," Emmy nominee and Euphoria music supervisor Jen Malone breaks ...
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2020 Emmy Nominee Leo Bovell On How the VFX Team Behind ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Desolated Washington, D.C.
Some of the most striking visuals that have stuck with audiences of The Handmaid’s Tale are the horrifying ways that ...
Julia Garner of ‘Ozark’ Walks Us Through Her Emmy Winning Night and Ruth’s Now Infamous “Bitch Wolf” Finale
There is no character on television quite as ferocious as Julia Garner's Ruth from Ozark. Audiences cheered her on while ...
‘Hillary’ Editor and EP Tal Ben-David on Broadening Its Scope Into More Than Just a Campaign Film
Two years after the most impactful elections of our lifetime, the team behind Hillary was given unprecedented access to Hillary ...
Creator and Star Josh Thomas on Combining Grief and Humor in the Unconventional Family Comedy ‘Everything’s Gonna Be Okay’
Josh Thomas plays Nicholas, a kind but scatterbrained millennial with no real responsibilities in life except for his endless amount ...
Brandon Campbell on Creating Thrilling Scores For ‘Amazing Stories,’ ‘The Letter For The King’
Brandon Campbell is a very busy composer. He has not one, but two new series streaming right now. He re-teamed ...
‘Parasite’ Editor Jinmo Yang on Cutting the Global Phenomenon
Editor Jinmo Yang has had an incredibly successful creative partnership with director Bong Joon-ho over the years all the way ...
Judy Costume Designer Jany Temime on How the Hollywood Legend Used Fashion as an Armor
Costume designer Jany Temime forged a long career designing the iconic looks of beloved franchises from Harry Potter to James ...
Interview: Noah Baumbach Breaks Down Marriage Story
Noah Baumbach is in Middleburg, Virginia where his latest film Marriage Story just opened the film festival. We're sitting in ...
Interview: Composer Terence Blanchard Discussing Scoring Harriet and Finding The Right Balance
Composer Terence Blanchard is talking about the challenges of composing the Harriet score. It's 2019 and we're finally presented with ...
Interview: Jonathan Majors on Playing Mont In ‘The Last Black Man in San Francisco’
It's a Saturday afternoon in Beverly Hills and Jonathan Majors is on the west coast, taking a break from HBO’s ...
Interview: Anthony McCarten On How A Vacation to Rome Inspired The Two Popes
Fun Fact: Anthony McCarten is the screenwriter behind three Best Actor wins. His scripts have won Eddie Redmayne, Gary Oldman, ...
Interview: Kasi Lemmons On Why Now Is the Time To Tell the Harriet Tubman Story
For over a hundred years, Harriet Tubman's story is one that needed to be told. It's 2019 and finally this ...
Interview: Paul Tazewell Discusses Creating The Costumes Of Harriet.
The Wiz, Hamilton and Jesus Christ Superstar Live! are just a few of the shows that Paul Tazewell has created ...
Interview – Dexter Fletcher: “I didn’t just want to do a replica of his experience. I wanted to do a reimagined retelling of it.”
As I caught up with director Dexter Fletcher, I thought it would be interesting to learn about his first Elton ...
Interview: Todd Banhazl on the Look of Hustlers – “The Color Story is This Great Tragedy of the American Dream.”
Hustlers opens with Janet Jackson's Control. Appropriate for a film about a group of New York City strippers who take ...
Interview: Ruth Carter On The Bold Style of Eddie Murphy in ‘Dolemite Is My Name’
The last time I saw Ruth E. Carter was in the press room at the 91st Academy Awards. She made ...
Interview: Christine Leunens Talks Jojo Rabbit, “It’s not satire, it’s just Taika.”
Author Christine Leunens wanted to look at the horrors of war and what made an innocent child turn. She wanted ...
Interview: Tom Eagles On Creating The Tone Of Taika Waititi’s ‘Jojo Rabbit’
The collaboration between director Taika Waititi and editor Tom Eagles goes back to Waititi's 'What We Do In The Shadows' ...
Interview: Ira Sachs On How Satyajit Ray Influenced His Latest Film, ‘Frankie’
Ira Sachs was watching Satyajit Ray's Kanchenjungha, a film set in the Himalayan mountains centered around nine stories of nine ...
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