Having served as make-up artist and designer on big and small screen projects as diverse as Green Zone, Tyrannosaur and Sightseers, Nadia Stacey writes exclusively about why her role is essential to creating great characters.…
While the digital revolution continues apace, there is still much debate about whether film has a place in the future of moviemaking. Here, documentarian Christopher Kenneally talks about why he felt the time was right…
movieScope sat down with Japanese director Takashi Miike, the man Quentin Tarantino credits as the inspiration behind his new film Django Unchained, for an in-depth reflection on a remarkable career ahead of the premiere…
Tim Tonkin talks to British actress Charlotte Rampling about her lead role in I, Anna, the directorial feature debut of her son Barnaby Southcombe.…
As the British Independent Film Awards celebrates its fifteenth birthday, directors Tessa Collinson and Johanna von Fischer, nominee and jury member Jodie Whittaker and advisory committee members Mia Bays and Jim Wilson discuss how…
PLUS CAMERIMAGE - the International Film Festival of the Art of Cinematography - today launched their official YouTube channel in celebration of reaching their 20th anniversary milestone. …
Exorcist director William Friedkin, whose latest film Killer Joe opened the Edinburgh Film Festival, talks to movieScope about his creative motivation.…
Having worked on films from The Scouting Book for Boys and Tyrannosaur to The Iron Lady and The Woman in Black, Rob Pizzey knows all too well just how valuable a digital colourist can be…
British actor Johnny Harris has developed a successful career taking in the theatre, TV shows like This Is England ’86 and films including London to Brighton, Snow White and the Huntsman and Welcome to the…
As the former filming manager for Hampton Court Palace and Network Rail, Rachel Betts is no stranger to facilitating complex film shoots. A few months into her new role at Heathrow, she writes exclusively about…
