Spike Lee Wants a Nomination, But He’s Keeping Oscar History in Perspective
Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast, Ep. 69: “Whether you deserve it or not, has nothing to do with what actually happens,” said Lee.
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Yorgos Lanthimos: ‘The Favourite’ Is Not a History Lesson – Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast
Yorgos Lanthimos talks to the Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast on how he and screenwriter Tony McNamara crafted the unconventional period drama.
In ‘Widows,’ Steve McQueen Does More with One Shot Than Most Directors Do with a Scene
Toolkit Podcast Ep. 67: “I wanted this canvas where you touched upon icebergs, where you saw the tip of it, but you knew the depth of it.”
‘Can You Ever Forgive Me?’ Director Marielle Heller on What Gets Lost When Movies Strive For Clarity
Toolkit Podcast, Ep. 66: Heller talks about taking on her follow-up to “The Diary of a Teenage Girl” and the importance of leaving room for the audience to think for themselves.
‘Hale County This Morning, This Evening’ Is the Most Significant Piece of Nonfiction Filmmaking This Year
In this episode of the Filmmaker Toolkit podcast, RaMell Ross refused to accept the limitations of documentaries and black cinema, so he created something new.
Thom Yorke Surprised Luca Guadagnino by Singing on the ‘Suspiria’ Soundtrack — Podcast
Toolkit Podcast Ep. 64: The “Call Me By Your Name” director opens up about his struggle with film scores and why, before working with the Radiohead front man, he swore he would never work with a composer again.
‘First Man’: How Damien Chazelle Used Handheld 16mm Cameras to Cut Through the Neal Armstrong Myth
Chazelle and cinematographer Linus Sandgren found a way to tell a personal story of “the moon and the kitchen sink” by assuming the role of cinema verite documentary filmmakers.
‘The Old Man & the Gun’: How David Lowery Brought 1970s Cinema Back to Life for a Modern-Day Robert Redford
Toolkit Podcast, Ep. 61: Lowery talks about his plans to make “the definitive ‘Peter Pan'” and the smaller film he’ll quickly make before production of the children’s classic.
’Mission Impossible – Fallout’: How Christopher McQuarrie Mastered Directing Action – Podcast
Toolkit Podcast Ep. 60: With “Fallout,” McQuarrie takes an enormous step as a director by unlocking how to inject his action sequences with the same emotional clarity he brings to his writing.
‘The Chi’ Creator Lena Waithe: Inclusive Casting Changed My Writing and My Life — Toolkit Podcast
Waithe shares a funny story about testing for “Master of None” and her advice to actors auditioning when “the safe choices aren’t happening anymore.”
‘Barry’: Bill Hader Is Fulfilling His Directorial Dreams After Being Sidetracked by ‘SNL’ – Toolkit Podcast
“Barry” co-creators Bill Hader and Alec Berg talk to IndieWire about building a dark, violent show that played off the audience’s expectation of Hader as a lovable comedian.
‘Halt and Catch Fire’: How Two Green Creators Blew Up Their ‘Mad Men of Tech’ Premise to Discover Something Special
Christopher Cantwell and Christopher C. Rogers look back at how their show evolved into its remarkable final season.
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