The latest breakout hit for Netflix combines authenticity with fantasy — a mix that’s especially apparent in the distinct look of the show. To incorporate the surreal into the actual world, the primary means became color.
“The Haunting of Hill House” production designer Patricio Farrell reveals what goes into creating his elaborate sets and how the show’s unforgettable edifice came to life.
if you have truly authentic content with great characters and meaningful stories, there’s little that can stop you on your journey to bringing it to air.
A great true-crime documentary requires some key components. Producer and director Trey Borzillieri reveals how to make your own doc excel.
It’s no small logistical feat to bring a historical period like the 1950s to life on screen. “Mrs. Maisel” cinematographers M. David Mullen and Eric Moynier explain how they tackled the task.
We caught up with ‘Dimension 404’ show runner Dez Dolly to talk about the development of the new sci-fi anthology TV show, RocketJump’s first foray into long-form narratives.
From camera angles, to lighting, to actors’ movements, everything you see onscreen is meant to convey meaning. And nowhere does that meaning come across more than with the music choice during a scene.
In honor of a great year in on-screen offerings, we narrowed in on ten individual moments that we loved most for their craft, skill, or just heartstring-pulling.