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Interview: Cinematographer Tari Segal Says Shooting ‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles’ in Las Vegas Was “Kind of a Party”

Shooting a television series inside a fully functioning Las Vegas casino presents an immediate dilemma: you cannot shut down gaming operations, you cannot block security cameras, and you cannot ask real gamblers to clear out. For cinematographer Tari Segal, taking on the fifth episode of Apple TV’s Margo’s Got Money Troubles, titled “Flamingoes,” meant turning […] More

by filmtoppings August 21, 2026, 12:10 am
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HollyShorts Interview: A Chat with ‘Mataron A Pedro’ Director Kristian Mercado

For director Kristian Mercado, the past is present when it comes to his new short film Mataron A Pedro. Despite the historical setting, its protagonist’s fight against colonialism still resonates with the current moment. That contemporary relevance was one of a range of topics discussed in our Awards Radar, as Mercado explained the film’s own […] More

by Shane Slater August 21, 2026, 12:06 am
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Interview: Director Olivia Newman Talks Octopuses and ‘Bringing Remarkably Bright Creatures’ to Life on Netflix

Olivia Newman wanted Marcellus, the giant Pacific octopus at the heart of Remarkably Bright Creatures, to feel like just another character in the world of the film, as grounded and real as anyone else on screen. The solution, arrived at after ruling out trained octopuses and physical puppets, was CGI built from tens of hours […] More

by Danny Jarabek August 21, 2026, 12:03 am
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Interview: Production Designer Tom McCullagh and Set Decorator Stephanie Rea Discuss ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’

The world of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is one that audiences presume to know by know. After many books by George R.R. Martin and the success of Game of Thrones, Westeros has become many fans’ happy place. However, bringing the kingdom to life on the screen is harder than it looks. Awards Radar […] More

by Diego Peralta August 21, 2026, 12:01 am
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Interview: Discussing ‘Stuart Fails to Save the Universe’ with John Ross Bowie

I really enjoyed The Big Bang Theory. Now, I know it wasn’t prestige television, but when you see 300-350 movies a year like I do, you often want some passive TV on at home. For me, this was one of, and still remains, the go-to show for eating dinner alongside, or just having on while […] More

by Joey Magidson August 20, 2026, 12:48 am
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Interview: Annabelle Wallis on Jason Statham Impressions and Their New Action Movie ‘Mutiny’

Jason Statham‘s latest action vehicle, Mutiny, sends its hero into open water and deep conspiracy. Framed for the murder of his billionaire boss, Cole Reed (Statham) uncovers an international plot as he fights his way through a gang of thugs aboard a cargo ship. Annabelle Wallis stars opposite him as Angie Ellis, a skilled sailor […] More

by Jonathan Sim August 20, 2026, 12:06 am
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Interview: Crafting the Chaos of ‘Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat’ with Writer and Executive Producer Anthony King

Writing a television show is complicated enough, but writing one where the lead actor does not know he is on a television show is something else entirely. Anthony King, Executive Producer and Writer on Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat, has earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series for Episode Seven, “Mergers […] More

by Danny Jarabek August 20, 2026, 12:03 am
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Interview: Filming Television’s Greatest Nature Documentary with ‘Survivor’ Cinematographer Scott Duncan

Cinematographer Scott Duncan has been shooting episodes of Survivor since the show’s earliest days on the beaches of Borneo back in the year 2000. 50 seasons later, Duncan continues to push Survivor‘s visual language into new territory, while always staying true to its roots. “Just being aware and observational was the key,” says Duncan. It […] More

by Cory Stillman August 20, 2026, 12:00 am
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Interview: Tiffany Ervin on the Evolution of Her ‘Survivor’ Game from Seasons 46 to 50

Tiffany Ervin made her Survivor debut on Season 46, where a defeated and disunited Yanu tribe barely squeezed through to the merge and a chaotic Tribal Council sent her home at the final eight with a Hidden Immunity Idol still in her pocket. But when the call came to join the landmark 50th season alongside […] More

by Danny Jarabek August 20, 2026, 12:00 am
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Interview: Mike Makowsky on ‘Death by Lightning’ and the Power of Being Remembered

Mike Makowsky found a simple thematic thread at the heart of Death by Lightning and used it to build the series around something much bigger than the assassination of President James Garfield (Michael Shannon). By exploring the idea of how people want to be remembered, Makowsky creates a story about ambition, ego, political power, and […] More

by Steven Prusakowski August 19, 2026, 10:17 am
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‘Lanterns’ Stars and Creators Discuss The DCU’s Latest Installment

The creators and stars of HBO’s Lanterns took the time to discuss the DCU’s latest installment in a virtual press conference. More

by Maxance Vincent August 19, 2026, 10:10 am
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Interview: Desi Lydic Hopes the Crazy Finally Runs Out For ‘Foxsplains’

From Comedy Central’s World News Headquarters, it is Desi Lydic. In a political landscape overflowing with endless noise, double standards, and paper-thin conspiracy theories, Lydic has carved out a space for herself which is necessary and surprisingly hopeful. Through her Emmy-winning Foxsplains segments as well as her news anchoring work on The Daily Show, Lydic […] More

by Steven Prusakowski August 19, 2026, 9:38 am

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