Jean-Luc Godard’s “Two or Three Things I Know About Her” Is Radical Filmmaking At Its Best

From the Vault: Stagecoach

A Film That Legitimized the Western Genre

1992’s “Of Mice and Men” Successfully Visualizes John Steinbeck’s Powerful Novella

Faking It — The Emulation of Aesthetic

In 2013 The Conjuring, directed by James Wan, told the story of real life paranormal investigators Lorraine and Ed Warren and their attempts to help a family being terrorized by malevolent spirits. Continuing his working relationship with John R. Leonetti, ASC…

Cinematography — Greig Fraser, ASC, ACS

The horror genre in world cinema has been a source of Anglo-American adaptation for over a decade. Among the first and most successful was the Japanese remake of Hideo Nakata’s supernatural film by director Gore Verbinski in 2002, The Ring. Since then material…

Costume Design — Sharen Davis

In my previous writing about production designers Carol Spier and Kristi Zea I examined how space could be utilized to create atmosphere and reflect the emotion of a character. I questioned how a living space communicates conscious and subliminal meaning to others about the…

Laurence Olivier Brings Shakespeare To Life In The Criterion Collection’s “Richard III”

John Carpenter Scares You With His Films And Film Scores

Reading Light — Tradition and Modern Tools

Like everyone I’m looking for a good deal. When it comes to photography there is a wealth of cameras, accessories, fresh and expired film available to buy through online stores and auction sites. For a meager price I won an auction for a bundle of old…