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Interview: ‘Girls State’ Cinematographer Laura Hudock on Developing Trust Between Camera and Subject

If you’re familiar with the 2020 documentary Boys State, which followed a thousand teenage boys attending a summer political citizenship simulation, you’ll quickly understand the premise of its companion film Girls State from the same directors, Jesse Moss and Amanda McBaine (interviewed here by Joey). Girls State (streaming on Apple TV+) works on a similar entry point, this time navigating a group of […] More

by Danny Jarabek August 25, 2024, 12:45 am
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Interview: Cinematographer Zachary Galler on ‘Lessons in Chemistry’

Cinematographer Zach Galler has worked on projects from The Girlfriend Experience to Dr. Death, but just recently earned his first Emmy nomination for his camerawork on Lessons and Chemistry. Over the phone, Galler chatted with us about Little Miss Hastings, the episode he episode he’s nominated for. He shared everything that went into the opening […] More

by Ayla Ruby August 25, 2024, 12:01 am
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Interview: Emmy Nominated Director Millicent Shelton on Capturing Period Details with ‘Lessons in Chemistry’

“Being a female director in a generally male-dominated industry, I totally understand how it felt to be a female scientist back in the day,” says director Millicent Shelton. “Knowing that you’re qualified for the positions and are worthy of the job title but not getting the type of attention or opportunities that your peers are […] More

by Cory Stillman August 20, 2024, 12:06 am
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Interview: Cinematographer Bella Gonzales on Balancing Light and Dark in ‘Fargo’ and ‘The Big Door Prize’

Now in its fifth season, FX’s Fargo remains one of the most unpredictable and intriguing shows on television, not only by taking inspiration from its iconic cinematic predecessor, but also by pushing the envelope with its visual language year after year. Cinematographer Bella Gonzales joined the show in season five, and committed herself to a […] More

by Cory Stillman August 2, 2024, 12:03 am
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Interview: Graham Yost on ‘Silo’, Rebecca Ferguson and more

Silo, on Apple TV+, just teased a first look at its econd season, but we’re still hooked on the underground drama from season one. Based on a novella by Hugh Howey, the show is a mix of mystery, dystopia, and science fiction too. Set in the future, the show stars Rebecca Ferguson as Juliette Nichols, […] More

by Ayla Ruby June 20, 2024, 12:30 am
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Interview: Jack Lowden of ‘Slow Horses’ On Finding Ways To Inject Humor Into The Dangerous Spy vs Spy World

Slow Horses follows a dysfunctional team of British intelligence agents who have been relegated to MI5’s Slough House, headed by Jackson Lamb (Gary Oldman), the dumping ground for agents who have had their share of missteps and failures. One of the most notable inhabitants of the department is River Cartwright (played with wit and tenacity by […] More

by Steven Prusakowski June 10, 2024, 12:13 am
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Interview: Common Talks ‘Silo’ and Embracing the Complexities of a Judicial Enforcer

Silo, the Apple TV+ series borne out of the novella series from Hugh Howey, features Rebecca Ferguson as Juliette Nichols, an engineer who unearths a conspiracy that threatens the truth of everything she knows in her underground silo-bound existence. In a society where people must adhere to a pact that bans technology and knowledge from […] More

by Ayla Ruby June 6, 2024, 1:02 am
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Interview: Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen Chat About Freindship as Well as the Comic Dynamics of ‘Plantonic’

Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen have a very special comedy connection. Whether it’s on film with Neighbors and Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising or on the small screen with Platonic, they have a singular chemistry. Individually, they’re great, with Rogen especially being one of my favorite comedic actors, but together? There’s a secret sauce that makes […] More

by Joey Magidson May 29, 2024, 4:24 am
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Interview: Director Matthew Hamachek Chats About Finding the Human Drama in the Sports Miniseries ‘The Dynasty: New England Patriots’

As a diehard fan of the New York Jets, it’s safe to say I’m no fan of the New England Patriots. So, The Dynasty: New England Patriots director and executive producer Matthew Hamachek had a real tough task at hand, appealing to me. I don’t care for the Patriots, and that’s putting it mildly. No […] More

by Joey Magidson May 15, 2024, 3:28 am
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Interview: ‘Palm Royale’ Director Stephanie Laing Embraces the Shiny Dream

Everything is shiny in Apple TV+’s Palm Royale, at least if you believe the Shiny Sheet. The world created by Abe Sylvia and starring Kristin Wiig is a heightened and colorful tale of high society in Palm Beach, Florida in the 60s. The period comedy where Wiig’s Maxine Simmons is likable and charming despite her brazen […] More

by Ayla Ruby April 16, 2024, 10:01 am
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The Fraggles are ‘Back to Rock’ in the Season Two Trailer for the Apple TV+ Series

Dance your cares away, worries for another day, let the music play with Apple TV+’s newly revealed trailer for the highly anticipated second season of Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock. In 1983, the original Jim Henson series introduced the world to the fun-loving and musical Fraggles – Gobo, Red, Boober, Mokey, Wembley, and Uncle […] More

by Steven Prusakowski March 18, 2024, 11:01 am
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Interview: Holland Taylor on ‘The Morning Show’ and a Spectacularly Successful Career

Holland Taylor is an exceptional actress who has been acting for over half a century. Two and a half decades after winning an Emmy for The Practice, she’s still at it with a role on The Morning Show, a guest spot on Billions, and a supporting part in the Hulu film Quiz Lady. Taylor continues […] More

by Abe Friedtanzer January 5, 2024, 12:34 am

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Interview: ‘Girls State’ Cinematographer Laura Hudock on Developing Trust Between Camera and Subject

Interview: Cinematographer Zachary Galler on ‘Lessons in Chemistry’

Interview: Emmy Nominated Director Millicent Shelton on Capturing Period Details with ‘Lessons in Chemistry’

Interview: Cinematographer Bella Gonzales on Balancing Light and Dark in ‘Fargo’ and ‘The Big Door Prize’

Interview: Graham Yost on ‘Silo’, Rebecca Ferguson and more

Interview: Jack Lowden of ‘Slow Horses’ On Finding Ways To Inject Humor Into The Dangerous Spy vs Spy World

Interview: Common Talks ‘Silo’ and Embracing the Complexities of a Judicial Enforcer

Interview: Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen Chat About Freindship as Well as the Comic Dynamics of ‘Plantonic’

Interview: Director Matthew Hamachek Chats About Finding the Human Drama in the Sports Miniseries ‘The Dynasty: New England Patriots’

Interview: ‘Palm Royale’ Director Stephanie Laing Embraces the Shiny Dream

The Fraggles are ‘Back to Rock’ in the Season Two Trailer for the Apple TV+ Series

Interview: Holland Taylor on ‘The Morning Show’ and a Spectacularly Successful Career

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TV Topics: David Harbour Digs Beneath the Surface of Floyd in ‘DTF St. Louis’ and Says Goodbye to Hopper

TV Topics: Jeff Hiller Turns 7 Minutes On ‘Pluribus’ into an Emmy Nod and Survives a Near-Death Sentence on ‘Widow’s Bay’

TV Topics: Shailene Woodley Finds Hope in ‘Paradise’ and Its Most Heartbreaking Story

TV Topics: Patrick Ball on Addiction, Accountability, and Why Langdon’s Journey is Just Beginning on ‘The Pitt’

TV Topics: Linda Cardellini on the Heartbreak of the Umpire Outfit and the Hidden Depth of Carol on ‘DTF St. Louis’

TV Topics: Walton Goggins on the Painful Crossroads of His Two ‘Fallout’ Characters

TV Topics: Chase Infiniti is Everywhere and Her Work in ‘The Testaments’ Speaks for Itself

TV Topics: Isa Briones Talks the Barriers and Hidden Depths on the Dr. Santos on ‘The Pitt’

TV Topics: Karolina Wydra Reveals What’s Really Behind Zosia and Her Dream of Playing Walter White

TV Topics: Domhnall Gleeson Blends Flaws, Cringe, and Some “Jimmy Stewart” Charm As Ned on ‘The Paper’

Interview: Mike Makowsky on ‘Death by Lightning’ and the Power of Being Remembered

Interview: Desi Lydic Hopes the Crazy Finally Runs Out For ‘Foxsplains’

Interview: Michael Urie Talks Specificity in Storytelling and Connecting with Straight Dudes Through ‘Shrinking’

Interview: Production Designer Howard Cummings Discusses the Second Season of ‘Fallout’

Interview: Legendary UConn Women’s Basketball Coach Geno Aurirmma Reflects on His Career and the Documentary Series ‘The Dynasty: UConn Huskies’

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Interview: ‘Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette’ Star Sarah Pidgeon on What Fueled Her Emmy-Nominated Portrayal

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