moviesincolor:

Christopher Nolan WeekThe Dark Knight, 2008Cinematography: Wally Pfister

moviesincolor:

Christopher Nolan Week
The Dark Knight, 2008
Cinematography: Wally Pfister

fuckyeahdirectors:

Shane Black and Jon Favreau of the Iron Man Series

I really do love this photo & these directors…but there needs to be more women directors getting big movies made.  I don’t know quite why this photo made me think that, but it did.

fuckyeahdirectors:

Shane Black and Jon Favreau of the Iron Man Series

I really do love this photo & these directors…but there needs to be more women directors getting big movies made.  I don’t know quite why this photo made me think that, but it did.

Brit Marling addressing the 2013 graduates of Georgetown University.

The flicker of a film is like a heartbeat. Movies are in my blood. They’re a part of who I am. — Ben Mankiewicz (via colorsofthewind)
If the movie is a good one, its dreams become part of your memories. — Roger Ebert (via tribecafilm)

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In film school you’re told never to shoot with kids, animals, or near water. I took that as a personal challenge.

Daniel Patrick Carbone

The director of Hide Your Smiling Faces explores male adolescence against the backdrop of rural New Jersey in the face of an unforeseeable accident. 

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You’re also told to never use Radiohead.  Or at least I was.

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sundancearchives:

“Roger Ebert was one of the great champions of freedom of artistic expression. When the power of independent film was still unknown and few would support it, Roger was there for our artists. His personal passion for cinema was boundless, and that is sure to be his legacy for generations to come.”  — Robert RedfordPhoto by Calvin Knight

sundancearchives:

“Roger Ebert was one of the great champions of freedom of artistic expression. When the power of independent film was still unknown and few would support it, Roger was there for our artists. His personal passion for cinema was boundless, and that is sure to be his legacy for generations to come.”  — Robert Redford

Photo by Calvin Knight

Rian Johnson responding to why the titles in Brick changed after Sundance.

Rian Johnson responding to why the titles in Brick changed after Sundance.

I find it very sad that media makes up bogus stories about women fighting in this industry. Filming The Help was the most amazing experience and yet, that is the film Im most asked about in regards to “fighting on set”. Why do we support the myth that women are competitive and cannot get along? I think all of the actresses recognized this year have given incredible performances. But more important, they’ve all shown themselves to be filled with generosity and kindness. I’ve done two photo shoots with Jennifer Lawrence over the years and have found her to be utterly charming and a great talent. I’ve told her how beautiful her film work is. Please don’t allow the media to perpetuate the myth that women arent supportive of each other. Everytime an actress is celebrated for her great work, I cheer. For the more brilliant their performance, the more the audience demands stories about women. With support and encouragement, we help to inspire this industry to create opportunities for women. And as we all know: a great year for women in film, is just a great year for film xxjes And the best use of Facebook by a celebrity goes to Jessica Chastain xxjes  (via saulberenson)

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