Doug Chiang Designs the Link to ‘Star Wars’ Past
Jon Favreau highlights the contributions of the designer he considers a direct connection to George Lucas.
TV Influencers 2022
Angelique Midthunder Knows the Indigenous Talent Hollywood Doesn’t
“Reservation Dogs” co-creators Sterlin Harjo and Taika Waititi pay tribute to the groundbreaking casting director who made the hit series possible.
Character Counts in the Stunts of Chad Guerrero and Oakley Lehman
Say the stars and creator of “Mayans M.C.”: “They’re heroes, man.”
Tommy Maddox-Upshaw Makes His Perspective Seen
Alex Kurtzman says “The Man Who Fell to Earth” sheds the cinematographer’s talent in a whole new light.
Jen Malone Has an Ear for TV
“WeCrashed” showrunners Drew Crevello and Lee Eisenberg on how the music supervisor knew the songs their show needed — and knew how to get them.
Composer Jeff Russo Works to a Different Rhythm
Noah Hawley and Alex Kurtzman on their long-running collaboration with the musician who’s scored more than 25 TV series in the past four years.
From Warring Ranchers to Squabbling Vampires, Samuel Ejnes and Diego Gat Make it All Sound Real
The producers of “What We Do in the Shadows” say the duo are more than sound mixers — they’re often an integral part of the show’s comedy.
Jorge Gutiérrez’s Animation is Chaotic, Maximalist, and Utterly Personal
“The Mitchells vs. The Machines” duo of Phil Lord and Chris Miller call the creator of “Maya and the Three” a pillar of the animation community.
Jessica Lee Gagné Is a Scientist of Cinematography
Director Ben Stiller explains why he needed the DP for “Severance” — even after she balked at filming on a windowless set.
Taichi Erskine Edited His Sister’s Adolescence Into Cringe Comedy Gold
Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle credit the editor with helping ground the resonant coming-of-age story within the silliness of thirtysomethings playing 13-year-olds.
Yoichi Art Sakamoto’s Prosthetics Give Performances an Extra Bite
Charlize Theron, Michelle Williams, and Sarah Paulson celebrate the unsung artisan who helps them vanish into character.
Hiro Murai’s Humble Storytelling Makes an Indelible Mark
Bill Hader and Brian Tyree Henry reflect on working with a director who thinks of filmmaking “as a team sport.”
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