Cory Stillman is a 28-year-old writer with a BA in Film and Media Studies from the University of Pittsburgh and an MA in International Film Business from the University of Exeter in conjunction with the London Film School. He is currently based in Los Angeles, CA. His favorite movies include 25th Hour, The Truman Show, and Sound of Metal. He is also obsessed with Planet of the Apes, Survivor, and the Philadelphia Eagles.
S4E1 of The Righteous Gemstones is perhaps the most surprising episode of the entire series. “Prelude” travels back to the Civil War era to introduce us to Elijah Gemstone (Bradley Cooper), whose sins cast a centuries-long shadow over the Gemstones we have come to know and love (and maybe even hate) today. The episode is […] More
The Oscars may have made headlines earlier this year when they announced that they are adding a new category for stunt coordination, but the TV Academy can proudly boast that it has been handing out the award since 2002. Still, history has been made yet again in 2025, with the nomination of FBI: Most Wanted […] More
Television has long been a breeding ground for onscreen stars to hone their skills behind the camera. Still, it feels particularly notable that the nominees for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series at this year’s Emmys include multiple household names who have remained busy both on and offscreen. With talent from several of the year’s […] More
Adolescence star Erin Doherty is a highly deserving Emmy nominee this year, joining several of her co-stars at this year’s ceremony. As forensic psychologist Briony Ariston, Doherty is an initially unexpected addition to the landscape of the Netflix limited series, arriving in the show’s third episode as an unknown figure to audiences. Before we meet […] More
Netflix’s Sirens was a surprising snub in the category for Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series at this year’s Emmys, but the show still picked up four deserving nominations, including one for costume designer Caroline Duncan and her entire team’s incredible work on Molly Smith Metzler’s adaptation of her own 2011 play. Duncan was nominated alongside […] More
It is rare that we get a theatrical studio comedy these days, so the arrival of Rebel Wilson vehicle Bride Hard in theaters nationwide is notable for more reasons than one. Beyond the film’s refreshing place in the theatrical landscape, it also features an incredibly playful and dynamic score from acclaimed composer Ryan Shore, whose […] More
With credits on such acclaimed miniseries as Netflix’s Maid and Hulu’s Pam & Tommy, editor Annette Davey, ACE was a natural choice to helm the editing team for Netflix’s Apple Cider Vinegar, which tells the mostly true story of wellness guru Belle Gibson (Kaitlyn Dever), who lied about a cancer diagnosis to boost her following […] More
Directors Deondray Gossfield & Quincy LeNear Gossfield believe in authenticity above all else when it comes to their work on Showtime’s The Chi. Quincy is a Chicago native, one of several working on the long-running drama series. He married Deondray, an LA native, in 2014, and their creative partnership has birthed an attention to detail […] More
By the time The White Lotus star Sarah Catherine Hook arrived in Thailand to shoot the third season of Mike White’s incisive anthology series, she had completed more than enough preparation for her role as Piper Ratliff. Sandwiched between her older brother Saxon (Patrick Schwarzenegger) and her younger brother Lochlan (Sam Nivola), Piper is a […] More
Having performed countless stunts for a whole range of iconic Marvel properties, including Avengers: Endgame and Loki, it was only a matter of time until James Hutchinson emerged as one of the industry’s most sought-after stunt coordinators. He served as the coordinator on hit HBO Max series like The Staircase and Doom Patrol, and most […] More
“Hey Higgins, you want to cut an episode?” Those simple words changed editor Jon Higgins‘ life, affording him the opportunity to cut an episode of the short-lived talk series Crossing Over with John Edward. “I realized while cutting that episode that I loved editing,” says Higgins. “And I haven’t left.” The Detroit native’s winding career […] More
Natalie Nelson has served as the Hair Department Head on a wide variety of television shows, dabbling in genres ranging from sci-fi to crime to coming-of-age stories. Her work on Prime Video’s Cross, starring the always terrific Aldis Hodge, has generated buzz lately for its authentic rendering of Washington D.C. in real time. Nelson’s designs […] More
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