Begin at the Beginning
Mark Bashore and Katrina Crawford, creative directors of Plains of Yonder, tell IndieWire the tips and trends for making great television opening credit sequences.
Latest in Features
From Hitchcock's "Rebecca" to "Short Cuts" by Robert Altman, there are far too many classics that have been left behind in the streaming age.
Colin Farrell, Lily James, and Jared Leto have all recently undergone dramatic transformations for roles.
Interview
With Season 2 of the Paramount+ "Frasier" revival looking more like "Frasier" than ever before, Grammer tells IndieWire why his iconic character still works in the streaming age.
Watch Jennifer Kent discuss how she got her start and made one of the best first features ever, "The Babadook," celebrating its tenth anniversary with a 500-theater re-release.
Getting Animated
Docter and Disney historian Don Peri shine a light on the unsung directors of Disney animation and how they made their movies.
Getting Animated
Motion graphics designer Bill Bergen and director/editor Sam Geer tell IndieWire about the touches that give Dropout's series an extra comedic kick.
Filmmaker Interview
New York filmmaker Jacobs tells IndieWire about his moving and profound new film for Netflix, which centers on Coon, Natasha Lyonne, and Elizabeth Olsen as sisters dealing with their father's death.
Hell Is a Teenage Girl
The iconic 2009 film brought the dark comedy campiness of "Heathers" and "The Craft" into the 21st century and arguably kickstarted today's "female rage" trend.
