How to Win a Christopher Nolan Movie: What Makes the Auteur’s $100 Million Deal So Rare
As Nolan jumps from Warner Bros. to Universal, it’s worth considering how few filmmakers can attract this level of support.
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How Is Movie Performance Measured Now? Screen Talk’s Future of Movies Edition
We dig into the new metrics in a streaming universe. as streamers routinely block grosses and hide their numbers.
Wondery Podcasts and John Stamos Lift the Veil on Frank Sinatra Jr.’s Kidnapping in New Series
“There’s no blood, there’s no guts, there are no serial killers…nobody dies, but nobody quite gets out alive either,” said Stamos.
The Best Podcast Gear: Microphones, Software, and Setup to Get Started
Record high-quality podcasts without breaking the bank with these key podcasting accessories recommended by IndieWire pros.
‘Hit Job’ Exclusive: Listen to Pete Davidson and Keke Palmer’s New Narrative Podcast
The 12-episode podcast is produced for Audible by Lorne Michaels’ Broadway Video Enterprises.
David Fincher Is Working on a ‘Film Appreciation’ TV Series Where Guests Discuss Favorite Movies
The “Mank” director is juggling a handful of upcoming projects, including a prequel to the 1974 “Chinatown” film.
What Do We Want from ‘WandaVision’? — TV Podcast
And, more importantly, what does Marvel want?
Filmmakers Versus HBO Max: How to Make Sense of the Backlash to a Radical Decision
Christopher Nolan is pissed, and he’s not the only one. Did Warner Bros. cross a line?
How Garrett Bradley Created the Poetic Language of ‘Time’
The nonfiction filmmaker brings us inside her craft and process in creating a lyrical film about family, love, and incarceration.
‘Lovecraft Country Radio’: The Podcast That’s an Essential Part of Experiencing HBO’s Hit Drama
Co-hosts Ashley C. Ford and Shannon Houston are taking the idea of an official series companion podcast and making it all their own.
‘Chicago 7’ Vs. the World: How Aaron Sorkin’s Awards-Friendly Epic Jolted a Strange Awards Season
Screen Talk: Aaron Sorkin’s big courtroom drama seems readymade for awards season glory (though “Nomadland” still has heat). But when will the rest of this awards season take shape?
NYFF Director Eugene Hernandez Explains the Rollercoaster Ride to Programming a Film Festival Without Theaters
The festival’s new leader explains the challenges of curating this year’s lineup during the pandemic — and how they pulled it off with a wide range of films.
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