All Gassed Up: Celebrating The Chase in ‘The Texas Chainsaw Massacre’
An in-depth analysis of one of the most terrifying chase scenes ever committed to film.
Geoff Todd
One Perfect Pod: Presenting FILM | itself — A new weekly interview series.
This Week: Special effects master Chris Walas, known for ‘The Fly’ and ‘Gremlins.’You may not recognize his name, but the odds are good you know his work.Welcome to the first episode of the Film Itsel…
Women of Vision: 12 Essential Female Cinematographers
Unfortunately, there are a lot of jobs around the world in which the work of women is valued less than the work of their male counterparts, and in Hollywood this is especially true. We hear all the ti…
[watch] The Movies that Made the Man: A Supercut of Kubrick’s Favorite Films
There are classes you can take, seminars and lectures you can attend, panels and discussions; there are books you can read, criticism, analysis and interpretations, there are video essays you can watc…
In His Own Words: An Unfinished Cinema — By Abbas Kiarostami
Cinema begins with D.W. Griffith and ends with Abbas Kiarostami. - Jean-luc GodardAbbas Kiarostami, a filmmaker who’s importance was as significant as his influence, died Monday, July 4, following a b…
Watch: Close-ups in the Films of Martin Scorsese
Sometimes it’s a moment of revelation, sometimes it’s a metaphorical fuse being lit, sometimes it’s a quick glance, and sometimes it’s a punctuation mark. The “it” in question is director Martin Scors…
[watch] The Cinematography of Hoyte van Hoytema
Sareesh Sudhakaran is one of the internet’s leading authorities when it comes to analyzing the style of cinematographers, and his series of videos for wolfcrow should be taught in film school, prefera…
Drawings for a Master: Storyboards From The Films of Alfred Hitchcock
Alfred Hitchcock rarely looked through a viewfinder, he didn't need to.
