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Behind the scenes on CHILDREN OF MEN, the camera rig on the car used for the one-shot ambush scene.

It was like someone threw a brick through the front window of rock n’ roll.  Imagine hearing this album for the first time. The Ramones debut record came out 50 year ago today. Side 1 - Track 1 : Blitzkrieg Bop

In 1995, Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola helped restore and re-release I Am Cuba (1964). Considered a masterpiece, this continuous shot shows why.

THE PARALLAX VIEW Legendary cinematographer Gordon Willis makes isolation visible. People are swallowed up by space, reduced to fragments inside systems too large to fight. A visual masterclass in framing and composition.

"There's one thing that's worse than being uneducated and it's being badly educated. And Mr. Carney is very badly educated on economics." -- Pierre Poilievre says, as water dribbles down his chin

Feels like a good day to post this. My first meme! #cpc

RONIN (1998) - Director John Frankenheimer explains where he learned this sneaky in-camera film editing trick, which he used to merge a real Paris location with the bar set he had built on a studio stage.

Director Robert Altman breaks down how he crafted an 8-minute "oner" with no cuts to start THE PLAYER (1992). They filmed 15 takes using 11 microphones to nail the choreography and blocking in this shot. The dialog was completely improvised.

CHRISTOPHER NOLAN on why he would rather shoot on film than digitally.

Burton Kramer’s 1974 redesign of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation logo stands as a masterwork of Canadian Modernism. Known as the "gem," the logo features a central red circle representing the source of broadcasting, surrounded by radiating geometric segments.

This year, 57 Oscar nominations went to productions #ShotOnFilm. We’re proud to manufacture that film right here in #RochesterNY—and even prouder to provide the canvas for filmmakers to bring their stories to life. View the full list nominees here: kodak.com/go/awardsseason

A Toronto shout-out as FRANKENSTEIN’s Canadian team continues their #Oscars sweep with Tamara Deverell and Shane Vieau winning for Best Production Design. (Going unmentioned, thankfully: Grogu.)

Kodachrome color reversal film photos of NYC in the 1950's. Kodachrome was introduced in 1935 and discontinued in 2009.

I remember when my family owned two VCRs and six digital alarm clocks and the entire day was spent trying to reset them.

Film Students Are Having Trouble Sitting Through Movies, Professor Says hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-n…

Congratulations to all, but especially team Frankenstein!! @iatse873 @DGCTalent

"Marty Supreme" production designer Jack Fisk took Variety behind the scenes on how he recreated the vibe of 1950s New York. variety.com/2025/film/news…

Guillermo del Toro declares “f*ck AI” while accepting a #GothamAward for “Frankenstein”: “I’d like to tell the rest of our extraordinary cast and our crew that the artistry of all of them shines on every single frame of this film that was willfully made by humans, for humans. The designers, builders, make-up, wardrobe team, cinematographers, composers, editors, this tribute belongs to all of them. I would like to extend our gratitude and say: Fuck AI.” variety.com/2025/film/news…

So... we went to an AI film fest to see what exactly is going down. From a POV butterfly larvae doc to something that was more like a perfume commercial, it did little to convince us of AI's artistry: wired.com/story/cream-of…

If you asked Robby Müller “How?” about The American Friend's look, he always answered, “We waited.” He scouted every location for hours watching the light. He'd take notes for the best time of day to film there. The shooting schedule was arranged around Robby's approval of light.