Q&A: Linda Goldstein Knowlton and Linda Hawkins Costigan
For most people in America, “Sesame Street” warrants no introduction. The long-running PBS program and landmark, nonprofit children’s educational organization,…
For most people in America, “Sesame Street” warrants no introduction. The long-running PBS program and landmark, nonprofit children’s educational organization,…
Watching 2,000 short films in four months isn’t something you take on in your free time. It requires a finely…
Dear Doc Doctor: I’m in my first week of editing, and I have this horrible feeling that my 100 hours…
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There was one good thing about Malcolm Lee’s 1999 studio film The Best Man: Terrence Howard. I wrote a review…
I am Marc Vogl, a 30-something East Coast kid who came out to San Francisco in the 90s following a…
There is a mystique to filmmaking—the silvery light that reflects off the screen, the way the story shapes a character’s…
In New York, a rooftop is not merely a rooftop. Part refuge, part observation deck, the roof is where New…