Directing

Corrin Evans, whose feature directorial debut, Corpus, premieres at Fantasia this weekend, on swapping religion for cinematic sensuality.

The legendary writer-director opens up about everything from Buddhism and bad acid trips to social media addiction and sobriety.

Kimmy Gatewood on how she thought big and gained expertise on the fly while helming her new movie, Descendants: Wicked Wonderland.

Filmmaker Zachary Ray Sherman on making his debut feature for $10K, shelving it for eight years, and finally understanding what it was all about.

Director Anthony Frith pulls back the curtain on the insane experience of making a film for the Asylum, as captured in his new film, Mockbuster.

Writer-director Malin Barr on finding connection through making her debut short film Sauna Sickness, which took her to Sundance and beyond.

The prodigiously talented filmmaker behind You Won't Be Alone, Of An Age and Housekeeping for Beginners tells it like it is.

Emerging filmmaker Zyortza breaks down the intangibles that a great director needs, taking examples from the work of her heroes.

Writer-director Kerry Mondragon on tumultuous making of his (possibly cursed) new movie Wetiko, out now on digital.

The genius behind the indie classic Sidewalk Stories opens up about everything from crushing it at Cannes to nearly burning down his family's apartment (twice!).

Writer-director Lucía Aleñar Iglesias on how growing up bilingual hugely impacted her complex debut feature, out now in theaters.

Director Eric Appel on his surprisingly personal connection to the new Nate Bargatze family comedy, which hits theaters today.