Interviews
Filmmaker Toolkit
Scott and several of his department heads tell IndieWire about their ongoing collaboration and their work together on the director's latest film, "The Dog Stars."
Filmmaker Interview
The veteran director of "Alien," "Blade Runner," and "Black Hawk Down" visits IndieWire's Filmmaker Toolkit podcast to talk about his latest film.
The composer of the dystopian Apple TV series tells IndieWire about developing the show's musical language over several seasons, and now, two parallel storylines.
IndieWire Studio
Director Macon Blair and his cast, which also includes Kiernan Shipka and O'Shea Jackson Jr., stopped by the IndieWire Studio, presented by Dropbox, to recall the long road to their new comedy.
Interview
The director spoke to IndieWire about making the "Looney Tunes" live-action/feature film hybrid and its long, troubled road to a theatrical release.
Thompson on Hollywood
The rare nonfiction romance is opening a year after its promising Telluride launch. "Why can't docs be about happiness and joy?," asks Oscar winner Orlando von Einsiedel.
Interview
Scott tells IndieWire about the influences behind his wild new combination of adventure, romance, comedy, and horror.
Interview
The "Dog Stars" director has commanded armies and shot epics with more than a dozen cameras at once, but he tells IndieWire that writing is still the hardest part of filmmaking.
Filmmaker Interview
Swanberg hadn't released a feature since 2017's "Win It All." He's back with another dramedy about the romantic lives of self-absorbed adults — and in a world of intimacy coordinators that's a far cry from his early days of sexually frank indies.
Consider This
Director Jake Schreier tells IndieWire about the joys of long takes and using visuals to create a visceral sense of character.
A different kind of blockbuster
Letterboxd's Courtney Mayhew and George Linehan-Mitchell, along with "Lemonade Blessing" filmmaker Chris Merola, spoke with IndieWire about how the company's Video Store has become a real, if unpredictable, alternative to the traditional festival-to-distributor pipeline.
My Favorite Scene
The Emmy-nominated actor breaks down his favorite scene from "Death by Lightning," why he loves the "'Deadwood'-ification" of history, and his onscreen bond with Shea Whigham: "I want to giggle like a schoolgirl just thinking about how fun it was to do that with him."
