#filmmaking

#filmmaking

"I feel so grateful to the producers and for this opportunity to go back in and continue to learn about the filmmaking process and be able to re-edit this movie."

We lived in this world for so long, and we developed a lot of the scenes and the script through improvising together.

It was an interesting situation, because I didn't know I'd been cast in yet. But I was like, 'OK, I'm game,' because I was happy they were asking me.

The majority of my free ride work, we shot on a splinter unit...we would kind of break off and do some stuff in a smaller unit.

In his latest work, The Plea, Halloran explores how smallpox went from perhaps the deadliest infectious disease in human history to a fading memory.

"That's something that has been a secret dream of mine. Directing something, or writing a show or a movie...it's something I've always been, really, secretly interested in."

"For me, coming to Sweden was a new start. I had to succeed in what I'm doing so I can build a life, also running away from the trauma of war in Syria."

Foster's evolution from a Disney child star to a two-time Academy Award winner highlights her artistic growth and commitment to challenging societal norms.

Making a film can be incredibly challenging, especially when balancing a full-time job like ironworking. However, the passion and dedication to storytelling can push one through.

As a software developer, I often feel lost in a constantly evolving tech world, yet I still manage to get the job done.

"Craig writes the thoughts of the characters in the script. I love it, and I have 100% stolen that, and I'm now doing it in all the scripts I write. It's such a good idea."

I just love [heat]. I can't eat anything without putting some kind of a hot sauce on it. I think it's because when I was a kid, all the food in Michigan at that time was so bland I thought I hated food.

Pete Docter originally envisioned Monsters, Inc. as a story about a 30-year-old man haunted by his childhood fears, represented by unseen monsters.

The people we needed to come out didn't come out, and unfortunately, it's impossible to really know why.