Columns
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7 Characters From Cannes I Still Can’t Get Out of My Mind
Guest blog: Festival habitués I came across at the festival this year — you know them well, don't you?
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CNN’s ‘New Day’ Review: Serious News, Wacky Animals – and Nancy Grace
Show sets out to be newsiest morning show — but there's room for bears, too
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Top 9 Tips for WME on Doing a Better Negative Campaign Against CAA
Guest blog: WME should have partnered with a shill company (in exchange, say, for equity in the smaller firm) and then stayed out of the limelight, while quietly siphoning off CAA clients for years to come
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Sci-Fi, Cli-Fi, We All Cry: the End Is Nigh
Guest blog: Unlike sci-fi, cli-fi writing for movie scripts and novels comes primarily from a place of warning rather than discovery
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Interns No Laughing Matter for Entertainment, Media Companies
Guest blog: Recent rulings favor employers, but they should be aware of Dept. of Labor's critera on summer help
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I Sat Through ‘Hangover III’ Stone-Faced, Except for Melissa McCarthy
Guest blog: This franchise cannot endure a “Hangover 4”
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Film Festivals: A Firsthand Account From the Front Lines of 21st-Century ‘DIY’ Distribution
How can you make the most of the lesser film festivals and aid your film’s DIY distribution
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I’m a ‘Fast & Furious’ Naysayer No More
The dialogue is fast and wicked; the cast exudes a heat and a sexuality that burns up the screen
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A Peek Into the Soul of the Great Cinematographer Gordon Willis (Videos)
Guest blog: Willis practically single-handedly reinvented the craft of cinematography and the nature by which films were and are composed, lit, and executed
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My SyFy Experience with Director Jim Wynorski
Guest blog: Jim Wynorski doesn't care if you're old or young, what "race" you are, a man or a woman, disabled or not — he truly is blind to those categorizations we as a society see far too often
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‘Fill the Void’ Fills the Romantic Void in the Dizzying ‘Great Gatsby’
Guest blog: Rama Burshtein’s “Fill the Void” captures an intimate story that is about the emotions confronting a young Orthodox woman faced with a romantic dilemma
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The Navajo-Dubbed ‘Star Wars’: It’s a Family Project to Debut on July 4
Guest blog: It's hoped that this project will intrigue the younger generation into learning more about their language — and keep the language alive
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I’m Caught in the Trap of a Scandalous Season
Guest blog: Shows like "Scandal" are a cut above standard soap-opera fare because they make you feel smart even as they stay three ludicrous steps ahead
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A Stepford Wife Remembers Her Director, Bryan Forbes
Guest blog: Bryan Forbes taught this actress the importance of listening
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‘Stars Wars’ Goes Navajo in Bid to Save Tribe’s Language
Guest blog: Lucasfilm and Arizona museum hope dubbing encourages tribe's youth to preserve their language and culture