Directing
The Camera is a Womb
Model turned filmmaker Sophia Dunn-Walker challenges the idea of the male gaze, explaining the lens through which she sees the world.
The Genetics of a Film
Writer-director Melody C. Roscher shares the poignant real-life story behind her new film, Bird in Hand, which is in theaters now.
Fast Forward
Writer-director Louis Paxton charts the stepping stones from childhood onward that led him to make his Sundance favorite The Incomer, which hits theaters today.
How I Became The Scout
The writer-director of The Scout on her autobiographical experiences as a location scout that inspired the film.
Holding It In
Filmmaker Shannon Plumb looks back on her summer, a transitional time of limbo and waiting ...
The Moment That Nearly Broke Us
Filmmakers Amanda and Michael Drexton chart the creative highs and lows that led to their Soderbergh-endorsed breakout debut feature, Sour Party.
Life Won’t Look Anything Like You Thought It Would
Writer-director Sophia Silver, whose debut feature Over/Under is out now, on filmmaking, motherhood and embracing unpredictability.
Nobody’s Ever Asked Me That: Nicolas Winding Refn
The cinematic iconoclast behind such films as Drive, The Neon Demon and Her Private Hell on Warhol, death, Legos and a whole lot more!
How Erotic Cinema Set Me Free
Corrin Evans, whose feature directorial debut, Corpus, premieres at Fantasia this weekend, on swapping religion for cinematic sensuality.
Nobody’s Ever Asked Me That: Abel Ferrara
The legendary writer-director opens up about everything from Buddhism and bad acid trips to social media addiction and sobriety.
What I Learned Directing My First Franchise Film
Kimmy Gatewood on how she thought big and gained expertise on the fly while helming her new movie, Descendants: Wicked Wonderland.
When Art Finally Catches Up to You
Filmmaker Zachary Ray Sherman on making his debut feature for $10K, shelving it for eight years, and finally understanding what it was all about.
