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EDITOR Joseph “Apollo 11” TaylorART DIRECTOR Anna “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” LenderDESIGNER Pat “Inception” MurraySVP, EDUCATION PRODUCTS Laura “Toy Story” WoodsideASSISTANT EDITOR Hayley “Singin’ in the Rain” KimCONTRIBUTING EDITOR Tracy “Casino Royal

Women have been crushing it at the movies over the past year. Female actors have delivered stellar performances that have resonated with audiences and critics—and will no doubt be remembered for many years to come. Here are some that have shined the

In the early days of Hollywood, Charlie Chaplin was working as a comedic actor in lighthearted, gag-filled “moving pictures,” as they were called. He had begun his acting career as a kid on the stage in England, where he was from. He’d made his way t

Movies come in different genres, lengths, languages, and styles. And almost all of them start with a creator’s vision. In words or pictures, share a scene from your directorial or screenwriting debut. Write us a page, in no more than 250 words, from

MOVIE DIRECTORS love the work of storyboard artist Isabella Sunset. She can turn a simple walk down a street in a script into a memorable adventure. Here’s a sneak peek at her storyboard for an upcoming feature film from Summer Pictures. Shhh...it’s