What Lenses Are We Going To Shoot on These New Large-Format Cameras Anyway?Bigger sensors, bigger problems. So, what glass actually works with today’s large-format cameras? Apr 01 26April 01, 2026Article at nofilmschool.com
Final Cut Pro Gets More AI and a Subscription with Apple Creator StudioApple has rolled out Apple Creator Studio, which comes with not just updated icons, but also a host of new features which are largely power by Apple Intelligence. Mar 12 26March 12, 2026Article at nofilmschool.com
The New M5 Max MacBook Pro Puts AI in Your LapApple’s M5 Max MacBook Pro brings serious on-device AI power to creators. Mar 09 26March 09, 2026Article at nofilmschool.com
Inside The Gauntlet: What Really Happened When I Entered the $380 “Non-Competition”Everybody heard about the $380 "not a competition" script guantlet...was it worth it? Oct 31 25October 31, 2025Article at nofilmschool.com
New film profiles Virginia high school that blends academics with vocational trainingThe Virginia Film Festival kicks off today, and one documentary could spark changes in high school education nationwide. It’s called Multiple Choice, and it profiles a unique approach – combining academics with vocational training at a time when Oct 21 25October 21, 2025Article at wvtf.org
Documentary on WPS's Innovation Center will be shown next week at Handley High SchoolWINCHESTER — The local premiere of the documentary “Multiple Choice,” which features Winchester Public Schools’ Emil and Grace Shihadeh Innovation Center, will be at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Patsy Sep 27 25September 27, 2025Article at winchesterstar.com
Multiple Choice World Premiere Draws 300+ in Newport, Calls for Bold Education ReformNEWPORT, R.I., Sept. 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- More than 300 educators, workforce leaders, and community members gathered last week at Salve Regina University for the world premiere of Multiple Choice, a new documentary from award-winning producer Sep 24 25September 24, 2025Article at wboy.com
Brooklyn College’s Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema named as a top U.S. film programFeirstein Grad School of Cinema at Brooklyn College named top U.S. film program by The Hollywood Reporter for 5th year in a row. Aug 12 25August 12, 2025Article at brooklyneagle.com
Innie, Outie, and Everything In Between: 'Severance' Editor Explains It All'Severance' editor takes us behind the scenes. Mar 26 25March 26, 2025Article at nofilmschool.com
Do More with Your Headsets with the Hollyland Base StationHollyland has quickly become the market leader in small crews that want seamless on set communication. Feb 07 25February 07, 2025Article at nofilmschool.com
Is the On-Set Download Solution We've All Been Waiting for Finally Here?Meet the Orico Data Matrix. Feb 05 25February 05, 2025Article at nofilmschool.com
Off the Rails: Lens Cuff Does One Thing (but Does It So Well)Let's take a look at the pros, cons, and everything in between of the Lens Cuff. Feb 03 25February 03, 2025Article at nofilmschool.com
Navigating Austin Film Fest; DP Mihai Malaimare Jr.: From Film School to Francis Ford CoppolaThe Austin Film Festival (AFF) stands out for its unique focus on writers and emerging filmmakers, providing a space for attendees to connect with industry professionals and discover creative collaborations. With its welcoming atmosphere, AFF offers… Oct 18 24October 18, 2024Podcast at The No Film School Podcast
Applying for Your O-1 Visa To Work in Film and TVThe O-1 visa, also known as the "artist visa," is a crucial step for filmmakers and creative professionals aiming to establish their careers in the U.S. Designed for individuals with extraordinary ability in their fields, the application process can… Oct 14 24October 14, 2024Podcast at The No Film School Podcast
How to Scale Video Editing With an AI Storytelling PartnerAs AI continues to reshape creative industries, video editing is undergoing a major transformation. Tools like Eddie AI are making the editing process faster, more efficient, and more accessible to filmmakers. By acting as a storytelling partner, AI… Oct 08 24October 08, 2024Podcast at The No Film School Podcast
Bad Shabbos' Editor Talks Mental Health in Post & How Doc Informs NarrativeHow do documentary films inform the way we approach narrative filmmaking? What does it mean to care for your mental health in an industry that thrives on constant creativity and long hours? How do documentary editors navigate the emotional toll of… Oct 07 24October 07, 2024Podcast at The No Film School Podcast
Death of Pilot Season, Big Pivots & Max Lugavere's Deeply Personal, Long-Game Doc ‘Little Empty Boxes’As streaming reshapes the industry, pilot season is a thing of the past, leaving creatives to navigate constant demands and year-round pitching. How do filmmakers find balance when the lines between work and rest blur? And how can unexpected pivots… Oct 04 24October 04, 2024Podcast at The No Film School Podcast
The State of Spec Scripts, ‘The Substance’ & Panama FilmmakingSelling a script can feel like a distant dream, but the process is very much alive. From using platforms like The Black List to writing query letters and building personal connections, breaking into the industry is challenging but not… Sep 27 24September 27, 2024Podcast at The No Film School Podcast
Why Indie Film Distribution Is About To Go Punk RockFilmmaking isn’t just about making a great film—it’s about getting that film seen. With traditional distribution models crumbling, independent filmmakers are finding new ways to connect directly with audiences. This episode explores how the indie… Sep 19 24September 19, 2024Podcast at The No Film School Podcast
Imagery, Fall Fest Sales & Director Niclas Larsson on His 'Mother, Couch!' Production BookImagery plays a crucial role in filmmaking, shaping how a story visually unfolds. This element must be integrated into the scriptwriting process, rather than being left for production. With fall film festivals in full swing, indie filmmakers are not… Sep 18 24September 18, 2024Podcast at The No Film School Podcast