Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast
Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast
The showrunner and director of "True Detective: Night Country" tells IndieWire about making the series her own without losing sight of its philosophical core.
Filmmaker Interview
‘I Saw the TV Glow’ Director Jane Schoenbrun Shares a Theory for Why We’re So Nostalgic for the ’90s
Jane Schoenbrun examines their own complex relationship to the decade and capturing the magical and sinister side of the places we go to hide.
Filmmaker Interview
Schoenbrun tells IndieWire how they collaborated with yeule, Caroline Polachek, and their other favorite bands to curate an incredible soundtrack.
Filmmaker Toolkit
Director David Leitch tells IndieWire about going old school for "The Fall Guy" and how, while practical stunts didn't go away after "The Matrix," wire work and CGI changed the profession.
Papa- Papa- Paparazzi
In the wake of an explosive Season 10, "Vanderpump Rules" executive producer Alex Baskin found that filming in L.A. got exponentially harder.
Filmmaker Toolkit
Hawke explored the nature of creativity to help avoid becoming jaded after 30-plus years in the industry. One Ted-ED Talk and six projects later, he tells IndieWire it’s become the theme of his work.
Another Oscar for 'Titanic'?
"The Fall Guy" team has led the push for the Academy Awards to recognize stunts, so we asked what would warrant a nomination.
Opening Shots
Director Luca Guadagnino is only in competition with himself.
A Dream of a Dream
Co-creators Justin Marks and Rachel Kondo talk about structuring the FX limited series to make each episode exceptional.
Filmmaker Interview
The "Wildcat" director tells IndieWire about wrestling with O’Connor’s complicated history with race in making the biopic featuring his daughter.
Filmmaker Toolkit
As Nancy Savoca’s 1991 film enters the Criterion Collection, the director recalls the night she was prepared to remove her name from the film — and then River Phoenix called.Â
Holy Fair Use, Batman!
Director Vera Drew and members of the animation team talk about the huge global collaboration to create the film's animated sequences.
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