Filmmakers

Jeremy Sicotte's Interview for Filmmakers
1. Where did the idea of becoming a Documentary Film Maker come from? I’ve always been a huge movie buff, but my obsession with documentary films came after seeing “Jiro Dreams of Sushi”. David Gelb really created a new genre of documentary when he married lush visuals, gorgeous scores, and heartfelt storytelling. I immediately knew I wanted to pursue a career making films that move people at that level.
By Jeremy Sicotte3 years ago in Interview
How the Stranger Things Season 4 Finale Sets Up the End of the Series-3
Joyce and Hopper have been reunited and finally kissed, so hopefully, the season will have a chance to let them just be happy, even if it’s only for a little bit. Lucas reconciled his relationship with Max, but her injuries have put their future in serious doubt. Robin appears to have hit it off with her bandmate/crush Vickie (Amybeth Mcnulty), and there’s hope that Vickie might be into her, too, despite the risks of being a lesbian in 1980s Indiana.
By Adams3 years ago in Interview
How the Stranger Things Season 4 Finale Sets Up the End of the Series-2
The big reason why there probably won’t be a big time jump after all is also the single biggest season 4 plot development that sets up the show’s endgame in season 5. Although our heroes put up a valiant fight, Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower) appears to have succeeded in his plan to unleash the Upside Down upon the world, and in doing so, pave the way for him to reshape reality as he sees fit.
By Adams3 years ago in Interview
How the Stranger Things Season 4 Finale Sets Up the End of the Series-1
The final episode of Stranger Things’ fourth season turned the whole world of the show upside-down, literally: the Upside Down has officially come to Hawkins. Although Netflix is planning on making spinoffs, the series will come to an end with the upcoming fifth and final season.
By Adams3 years ago in Interview
Lessons from Hollywood: Things NOT to Write About
WARNING: I name drop to an obnoxious level in this article Advice inspired by Hollywood. Don’t write about anything dusty.
By [Bad] Ideas for Writers (& Life)3 years ago in Interview
Interview: Paul Sciarrotta on Adapting V.C. Andrews
For four weeks, V.C. Andrews fans have been captivated by the twisted and gothic Flowers in the Attic: The Origin. Based on V.C. Andrews' novels, this limited series tells the origin story of Olivia and Malcolm Foxworth and how dark family secrets shaped the Foxworth family from the very beginning.
By Ted Ryan3 years ago in Interview
Exclusive Interview - Sarah Edwards, costume designer for Apple TV+’s Severance. Top Story - June 2022.
Costume designer Sarah Edwards has collaborated with some of the most talented actors, directors and craftsmen in the industry. She’s worked on everything from small independent films to Oscar winners to big budget action flicks. Some of her most notable credits include Ocean’s 8, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Salt, and The Devil’s Advocate. Sarah’s most recent work can be seen on the Apple TV+ series, Severance. I chatted with her about the first season of Severance as well as trying to tease some hints about what we can expect in the second season. What follows is a lightly edited version of her video interview comments (for grammar and time considerations).
By Tai Freligh4 years ago in Interview
Why fans should not enjoy India-Pakistan match: PCB chairman Ramiz Raja
Handpicked by his captain and now Prime Minister Imran Khan to run Pakistan cricket about six months ago, Ramiz Raja has done an eventful job. The win against India in the T20 World Cup, New Zealand's last-minute pull-out, the successful hosting of the PSL and the much-awaited tour of Australia - were not a dull moment for the PCB chairman. This week, Raja tried his most ambitious pitch at
By Md Mohaiminul Islam4 years ago in Interview
Day 7: Powerful Film Scripts, National Anthems, and the First Cinema in France.
Why is France the largest film producer in Europe? It's all about a film's language. A film is usually classified by its original language. So, for instance, English-speaking movies can entertain and serve a vast audience, allowing their film production industries to develop considerably. Similarly, other languages groups like Arabic, Spanish and Chinese also have well-developed film industries. The same goes for the French, which also have a large population that consumes content in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Africa, and Canada. All these French-speaking communities and cultures enjoy watching French productions.
By 7 Art Distribution 4 years ago in Interview
Day 10. Producer of Concealed Identity, Tina Adams, Answers Some Commonly Asked Questions About Filmmaking, Acting and Her Experience in The Industry.
This unbelievable life story teaches us about the journey of one of the most renowned geneticists and immunologists, professor Dr. Emil Skamene. He devoted his entire life to uncovering the secrets of genes, all the while being unaware of his own Identity for many decades.
By 7 Art Distribution 4 years ago in Interview
Day 8 Independent Cinema, Five Things You Need To Know About Making Independent Film 2022.
We spoke with Tina Adams for the 8th edition of our Quora question and answer series. Today we discussed things ranging from the compensation of subjects in documentaries to the roles adjacent to a director and the editing process when sequencing footage.
By 7 Art Distribution 4 years ago in Interview
Five Interesting Questions and Inspiring Answers to Make Filming Easy.
In this third installment of our Quora series, where we answer your questions about filmmaking, production, and careers, we are joined again by the experienced and talented Tina Adams, as she discusses some of the challenges of distribution, funding, shooting, and starting off in the film industry.
By 7 Art Distribution 4 years ago in Interview