“Aaron wrote the film as a dramatization of the events from the 1960s, but he didn’t want to tilt it into the world of the ’60s exclusively. His intention was always to make it more contemporary and relatable.” […]
The already low representation of Latinx talent across the industry – and even lower visibility of those who have succeeded – contributes to the low awareness. Even today, many do not see filmmaking in their future because they don’t often see directors, editors or cinematographers within their own environment. […]
One critic has likened the film to director Ramón Menéndez’s “Stand and Deliver” (1988), in which a teacher successfully inspires his dropout-prone students to learn calculus. […]
Elevate Inclusion Strategies will help guide the Guild’s efforts with sessions on inclusive leadership for MPEG’s Board of Directors, as well as mandatory training for Guild staff. […]
As we approach the most critical election in history, its a good time to re-watch, or stream for the first time, ‘The American President.’ “I think people should watch the film and see what a real democracy can be,” said director Rob Reiner. […]
This is a particularly good year to get a flu shot. […]
“It’s really important to have hobbies and a life outside of assistant editing because it’s actually the best way I’ve built my network and met new people.” […]
Hannam cut “The Nest,” starring Jude Law as Rory, a charismatic 1980s entrepreneur who relocates his wife and children from suburban America to his native England. […]
The agreement includes all of the matters that were negotiated, some specific to the other involved unions/locals and guilds and their areas of jurisdiction. […]
WSC Co-Chair Josie Azzam and committee member Amy Duddleston were determined to make the event as special and meaningful as possible for the 30+ female nominees. […]
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