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Every once in a while, someone interesting will agree to speak with us. Here you will find more than 15-years of archived interviews with producers, filmmakers, actors, below-the-line creatives, legends, and more.

We are also currently the host of two recurring interview series:

Browse our latest interviews below

Undine Wibeau

Behind ‘Undine’: A Conversation with Christian Petzold and Paula Beer

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The two-time collaborators reveal their filmmaking processes, talk single takes, and dissect the relationship between ‘Transit’ and ‘Undine.’

Neil Marshall The Reckoning

Neill Marshall Explains How ‘Hellboy’ Heartache Birthed ‘The Reckoning’

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We chat with director Neil Marshall about ‘The Reckoning’ and how it rekindled his love for making movies.

Vfx Eric Leven Falcon And Winter Soldier

The Last-Minute VFX That Made Anthony Mackie Captain America

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We chat with ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ VFX Supervisor Eric Leven about the many refinements that go into a Marvel series.

The Magnificent Ambersons

Meet the Team on a Quest to Find Orson Welles’ Lost Original Cut of ‘The Magnificent Ambersons’

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We talked to the director and producers of ‘The Lost Print,’ an upcoming documentary about finding the original director’s cut of ‘The Magnificent Ambersons.’

Godzilla Vs Kong

Max Borenstein on the Rules of Writing ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’

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In our interview with the screenwriter, he talks about working with two iconic characters and why the humans are now co-stars more than ever.

Godzilla Vs Kong Adam Wingard

Adam Wingard on Shooting ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ as an Immersive 800 MPH Brawl

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We chat with the director about attaching cameras to fins and fists and why these two titans reign over all others.

WandaVision Visual Effects

Why the ‘WandaVision’ Visual Effects Team Went Blue for Vision

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We chat with VFX Supervisor Tara DeMarco about the challenges of capturing a physical performance in a digital construct.

Russo Brothers Cherry

Anthony Russo Explains How Six Tones are Better than One in ‘Cherry’

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We chat with the director about his new film and how he and his brother jumbled genres to capture life in chaos.

Roseanne Liang Shadow In The Cloud

Roseanne Liang Wants to Live and Die Making Action Movies

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From her days in film school in New Zealand to most recently shooting monster action, she has always had action movies in her DNA.