Directing
Reliving History for Vindication Swim
Filmmaker Elliott Hasler on the amazing dedication it took from many people to make his historical biopic Vindication Swim.
Left Swipe, Right Script: How a Dating App Mishap Became a Film
Writer-director-actors Delilah Napier and Lucy Powers on the unlikely inspiration for the latest feature, Floating Carousel.
Nobody’s Ever Asked Me That: Tim Blake Nelson
The beloved actor, writer-director, playwright and novelist, who's currently starring in Bang Bang, gets candid.
The Screwball Cure
Doin’ It director Sara Zandieh on how comedy has been crucial to her as a coping mechanism, a lifeline, a source of deep connection.
Three Great Things: Mike Figgis
The Oscar-nominated writer, director and musician, whose new film Megadoc is in theaters today, shares a trio of personal favorites.
Music in the Key of Blue: How Making a Film About a Teen With Synesthesia Helped Me Discover My Own Neurodivergence
Writer-director Nicola Rose on the way in which her new film, Magnetosphere, suddenly became very personally resonant for her.
Please Don’t Ask Me That: Kelsey Taylor Interviews Herself
As her debut feature To Kill a Wolf hits theaters, writer-director Kelsey Taylor comes face to face with her harshest critic ...
Shadow Work: From Once Were Warriors to Angela’s Shadow
Writer-director Jules Arita Koostachin on the profound impact Lee Tamahori's 1994 film had on her and her new film, Angela's Shadow.
Revisited: How I Made Summer Night — Even Though the Money Fell Through a Week Into Shooting
Actor Joseph Cross on how he fulfilled a childhood ambition by directing his first movie, thanks to a crew who went above and beyond.
The Down and the Fortress of Numbness
Writer-director Tzvi shares the two letters he wrote to his cast and crew during the making of his upcoming second feature, The Down.
Swimming with the Alligators
Writer-director-star Uttera Singh allows herself a few tangents as she tells the story of how her debut feature, Pinch, came to be.
Heads Carolina, Tails California
Lovell Holder, the writer-director of Lavender Men and producer of The Surrender, on the pleasures of being (accidentally) bicoastal.











