‘Blonde’ cinematographer Chayse Irvin on deconstructing Marilyn Monroe, art vs. consumption and having to say no to Beyoncé
The number of people who have said “no” to Beyoncé can probably be counted on two hands, maybe one. Chayse Irvin is one of them.... Read More
Interviews
Interview: David Farrier on the five-year challenge of ‘Mister Organ,’ obsession and madness, and having to change his locks
“I like warped sickos. That’s my happy place.” Beyond the normal is where documentarian David Farrier feels comfortable. The New Zealand-born journalist-turned-filmmaker has tackled dark... Read More
Interview: Natalie Zea on exploring new territory in season 2 of ‘La Brea’ and the many great roles she’s had [VIDEO]
NBC’s time-traveling adventure series La Brea returns next week for its second season, and among its best characters is Eve, who puts her maternal and... Read More
Interview: Director Cathy Yan on balancing the tone of ‘Succession’ and how her journalism background made her a perfect fit for the hit show
Before jumping into the world of film and television, Cathy Yan worked as a reported for outlets such as Los Angeles Times and The Wall... Read More
Interview: Patrick Somerville on the life imitating art world of ‘Station Eleven’ and finding his Kirstens in Mackenzie Davis and Matilda Lawler
Patrick Somerville was a novelist before he ever got into film and television. He published his debut novel, The Cradle, in 2009 and his second... Read More
Interview: Mark Mylod on getting perfect shots in ‘Succession’ and giving the cast “freebies” to open their performances [VIDEO]
If there’s a part of Succession that you still think about to this day, chances are that Mark Mylod had something to do with it.... Read More
Interview: Adam Scott on his banner year and first career Emmy nominations with ‘Severance’ [VIDEO]
Much has happened since we last spoke with Adam Scott. He became a first-time Emmy nominee for his work in Severance and was cast in... Read More
Interview: Seth Meyers talks about what excites him the most about ‘Late Night with Seth Meyers’ and offers invaluable advice to aspiring writers [VIDEO]
Seth Meyers returns! Why? Is it because after earning writing and directing nominations every year since 2017, his show earned its first-ever Emmy nomination for... Read More
Interview: Dan Romer on themes and inspirations and how Hamlet played a part in scoring ‘Station Eleven’
Whether it’s a plucky string from Luca or a soaring horn from Beasts of the Southern Wild, you probably know a Dan Romer score when... Read More
Interview: Ed Harris on working with passionate married indie directors in his new film ‘Get Away If You Can’
Ed Harris has been one of our most prolific actors since the mid-1970s, and he shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. The four-time... Read More
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