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- Yes, Nikon is obviously working on more dedicated Nikkor Z cinema lenses
Nikonrumors (Today) - Yes, Nikon is obviously working on new dedicated Nikkor Z cinema lenses. I first reported this back in February, and consequently, in every single one of my “What to expect next from Nikon” posts for the past few months (is that the first Nikkor Z cinema lenses teaser?): Nikon... - 12 hours
- Chris Punsalan on Using Premiere Pro to Edit 'Reeling'
NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - This post was written by Michelle Gallina and originally appeared on the Adobe blog on April 21, 2025.At a birthday luau on his family’s homestead, Ryan struggles to fit in with old friends and family. As the pig slowly roasts in an imu pit and the partygoers cut loose, the... - “Don’t Listen to What Your Seniors Say”: How ‘THE CURSE’ Satires Social Media With Fantastically Gruesome Horror NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Following up on his Fantastic Fest 2023 breakout horror hit VISITORS, prolific Japanese director Kenichi Ugana is back with a new horror feature that satires social media, yet doesn’t pull any punches with a gruesome array of fantastic and bloody horror.Shot on a Ronin 4D, THE CURSE is an interesting...
- How to Create a Modern, Mid-Century Comedy-Horror Film That Would Make John Waters Blush NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - John Waters, eat your heart out! Inspired by the writer and director’s own battle with endometriosis, Brooke H. Cellars’s debut feature is a bold, fun, and—at times—psychedelic look into the comedy and horror of menstruation. With a heavy influence by the mid-century films of John Waters, THE CRAMPS: A Period...
- Channeling Wildfires Into a Eco-Terror Horror Feature With ‘COYOTES’ Director Colin Minihan NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - While filmmaker Colin Minihan didn’t set out to create a new breed of eco-horror film that mirrors the terror of the Eaton Canyon and Palisades fires that broke out earlier this year in Los Angeles, COYOTES (which was primarily written and filmed before these events) offers a fascinating look into...
- The Jack Black Film School: 10 Movies & the Lessons They Teach NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Jack Black has become one of the most reliable box office stars across movies in recent years, with titles he stars in making massive amounts of money and bringing in huge audiences. His rise to power should have been easier to predict; he's so lovable and the best part of...
- Editfest Fall 2025: FilmSupply’s 30-Day Short Film Competition NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Editfest is ready for a second round! The 30-day editing competition is back for a second round in one year. Check it out here! If you missed out on the summer competition or you’re just itching for another creative challenge, now’s your chance. Filmsupply is once again opening up its...
- 10 Genre-Bending Horror and Action Films We’re Excited to Check Out at Fantastic Fest 2025 NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Housed in the flagship Alamo Drafthouse theater in Austin, Texas, Fantastic Fest returns with another genre-bending lineup that showcases some of the best horror, action, and otherwise gruesome films set to release this year.As always, we’re excited to dive into the fest and see which films (some of which we...
- Get a Sneak Peek at the New Ryan Gosling 'Star Wars' Movie NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - News of Ryan Gosling joining Shawn Levy's new Star Wars movie, Starfighter, rippled through Hollywood a few months ago as the megastar stepped into a galaxy far, far away. But now we have our first image of what he looks like in costume and on set. Shawn Levy dropped the...
- The latest Nikon Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II lens reviews Nikonrumors (Yesterday) - Here are the latest Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II lens reviews: More Nikon Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II lens reviews can be found here: Nikon Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II lens videos The new Nikon Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II lens is now shipping –...
- What You Don’t See in 'Him': Taylor Mason on the Edit That Shapes It NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - In this episode of the No Film School Podcast, editor Taylor Mason returns to the pod to discuss her leap from indie features to her first studio film, Him, directed by Justin Tipping and produced by Jordan Peele. Host GG Hawkins explores how Mason's editing shaped the emotional tone, visual...
- The 10 Funniest Horror Comedy Movies You Need to Watch This Year NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - I was speaking with Clown in a Cornfield writer/director Eli Craig recently. Craig, whose cult hit Tucker and Dale vs. Evil pioneered modern horror comedies, told me that we probably shouldn't be writing straight horror comedies anymore. Yeah, you read that right.They're too difficult to get made, he said, and...
- What We Know So Far About the 'Summer I Turned Pretty' Movie NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - No joke, at lunch today in a cafe, I overheard several people talking about how they had watched the last of The Summer I Turned Pretty, and whether they were happy with the main character's choice of boyfriend. (Spoiler: They were.) I heard one person say, "I'm glad there's going...
- Richard Linklater Praises Robert Redford's Indie Advocacy NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Richard Linklater, writer/director of many a cinephile's favorite film, probably owes a good part of his career to Robert Redford, the founder of the Sundance Film Festival. His first film ("that anyone would care to watch," as he says), Slacker, played at Sundance in 1991. The Sundance Film Festival was,...
- 10 Gangster Masterpieces That Redefined Crime Cinema NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - There's something really exciting to me about the gangster genre. I love how it weaves crime and drama together in order to talk about things like family, loyalty, and violence. There are gangster movies made all over the world. And they test the limits of society's appetite for justice and...
