Your Move By Michael Goldman
Contrary to reports, Hollywood remains a busy place in this economic downturn—just a different kind of busy. Instead of deep production work, many companies are spending time jockeying for position in response to the recession and smaller waves of difficulty that are unique to the entertainment business...
By Michael Goldman
Long before the recession, Thomson was well on its way to restructuring its famed Hollywood subsidiary, Technicolor...
The Future Does Not Look Pretty By Michael Goldman
When committing to take over the Terminator universe, director McG says he planned to honor the mythology of the previous Terminator films while radically changing the look of the franchise...
Ron's Empire By Michael Goldman
The schedule and the technical complexity of Angels & Demons were among the most challenging of Ron Howard's directorial career. Despite that, or perhaps because of it, Howard calls the time he spent making the movie "a particularly fascinating creative period in my life."...
Back on Trek By Michael Goldman
When J.J. Abrams was handed the keys to the Star Trek kingdom, he boldly went where no Star Trek filmmaker had gone before: into prequel land...
Dr. Manhattan Project By Michael Goldman
Whenever embarking upon the creation of a spectacular smorgasbord of visual craziness in a major feature film as Director Zack Snyder describes the visual...
Digital Puppeteers By Ellen Wolff
Stop-motion animation and stereoscopy aren't techniques that audiences have ever seen combined before that is, until Coraline, the latest feature from...
Making History By Michael Goldman
Director Ed Zwick says he gravitates toward period pieces (Glory, Legends of the Fall, and The Last Samurai, among others) simply because “historical moments are a particularly good place to find circumstances where the dramatic stakes are so high in compelling stories...
Performance Enhancing By Michael Goldman
Director Darren Aronofsky's new film The Wrestler isn't so much a story about the title character as it is the wholesale documenting of a character who is, in fact, the entire story....
Step By Step: Tropic Thunder By Ellen Wolff
Comic timing is a phrase usually associated with actor pratfalls rather than the effect of a CG helicopter crashing to the ground. But for the DreamWorks/Paramount...
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