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South Korean Cinema Has "No Other Choice"
Last year saw new releases from two of South Korea’s most celebrated filmmakers. One of the films has emerged as an instant classic, while the other is already fading into obscurity. How did two modern masters end up with such different results?
“The Divinity” | A Short Film
Watch "The Divinity" — a short film made through the CFA Film Challenge and released as part of our ongoing showcase of completed challenge projects.
"Clue n' Flu" | A Short Film
Watch "Clue n' Flu" — a short film made through the CFA Film Challenge and released as part of our ongoing showcase of completed challenge projects.
A Thin Line Between Love and Blood
A Thin Line Between Love and Blood reimagines Filipino folklore through a romance-horror lens, where a manananggal’s bond with a human blurs the line between tenderness and terror.
Dreaming of a Better Place
"Dreaming of a Better Place" follows the Gostlin family as they navigate grief and healing, finding comfort in the rugged beauty of British Columbia’s mountains.
PYXIS 12K Helps Deliver Campaign for TWG Tea
8K open gate capture provides both vertical and 16:9 cuts.
Study an Oscar-Nominated Screenplay with StoryBoardDG: "It Was Just an Accident"
Join StoryBoardDG on February 9 for an in-depth online discussion of Jafar Panahi’s Oscar-nominated screenplay, led by filmmaker and screenwriter Diana Lesmez.
Submissions Are Open for The Reel Champions Shorts Fest 2026
TRC invites filmmakers to submit short films directed by women and non-binary creatives for its third annual celebration of bold, underrepresented voices.
The Reel Champions Invite Filmmakers to Their 2026 Launch Party
The Reel Champions invite filmmakers to an intimate 2026 launch party focused on community, connection, and what’s next for TRC.
1401 Films’ "A Passage of Silence" Short Film Shot on PYXIS 6K
Los Angeles filmmaker captures intense and emotional story shooting full frame open gate.
The Mise-en-scène
Let's go over everything that appears within the frame of a film shot, what it means, and how it helps shape a film.
Beyond the Boom: The Quiet Power of Kathryn Bigelow
If cinema is a language, then Kathryn Bigelow writes its most visceral poetry. On her birthday, we celebrate by tracing how a painter from the New York avant-garde learned to make cinema you don’t just watch, but feel in your bones. Sometimes, you must quiet the noise to hear the real story.
Neil Finn’s Latest Infinity Sessions Completed With Blackmagic Design
Blackmagic PYXIS 6K, ATEM Television Studio HD8 ISO and Cloud Store Max 24TB used to live stream and provide immediate post production.
Moulding Meaning in "Playing God"
The team behind the Oscar-shortlisted film share their process, experience on the festival circuit, and how stop-motion gets existential.
Haunted Frames: Isabel Siragusa’s "2x6" Unveils a Dark Photo Booth Mystery at CFA Quarterly Film Challenge
Award-winning filmmaker Isabel Siragusa steps into psychological horror with 2x6, a tense short set inside a photo booth. Made during the CFA Quarterly Film Challenge, the film highlights how preparation, community collaboration, and adaptability can turn tight constraints into creative strength.
Mystery and Momentum: Inside "Wake Up Dead Man" with Kerry Frances
Kerry Frances reflects on returning to Knives Out, creative ambition, and storytelling with depth.
"This Time of Year"
Check out this interview with Micah Cole Pittman, who stars as Noah in the new holiday rom-com released this past Christmas Eve.
South Korean Cinema Has "No Other Choice"
Last year saw new releases from two of South Korea’s most celebrated filmmakers. One of the films has emerged as an instant classic, while the other is already fading into obscurity. How did two modern masters end up with such different results?
How NOT to Write A Story About Outcasts (as Demonstrated by "Stranger Things")
5 characters in season 5 whose storylines did not do them or their audience justice.
5 Hidden Gem Romance Movies To Watch This Valentine's Day
No matter what your Valentine's Day plans look like, here are five films that are sure to get you in the spirit.
Socials and the Silver Screen: Is Social Media presence an advantage for filmmakers?
Can you create content without losing a piece of yourself?
Editors' Picks
Romance Films to Fill your Heart this Valentine's Day
Old, new, and iconic romance films to get you feeling all the love for Valentine's Day.
The Ultimate Guide to Nòt Film Fest in Santarcangelo di Romagna, Italy
Whether you've been accepted to Nòt Film Fest, or plan to go as an attendee, we (Grace and Haylee) put all of our best Santarcangelo/Nòt finds, tips, and tricks in one place.
Filmmaker Ilana Zackon Goes Against The "Grain"
The First-time director's award-winning short has made the festival circuit to Atlanta Horror, Fantasia, and Blood in the Snow.