DIRECTOR INTERVIEWS
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What does it take to be a film director? Interviews with the visionaries and the creative leads on film sets provide a fascinating industry insights for aspiring filmmakers.
A Clockwork Heart (2021): a Disney-esque debut from Scottish director David Lawson
There are a few things you might expect from a directorial debut. A decent script should really be a given but, with the rest, especially
Director and writer Natalie Rodriguez’s The Extraordinary Ordinary (2019) shines a light on mental health
Natalie Rodriguez is an award-winning writer, director, producer, mental health and anti-violence/trauma advocate based in Los Angeles. In 2017, she founded her production company, Extraordinary
Writer & director Jimmy Olsson is breaking prejudice in Alive (2020)
Writer-director Jimmy Olsson has been in the film industry for the last 15 years or so. And it shows. His latest short film, Alive (2020)
Filmmaker David McCracken recreates 1970s in Bullitt County (2018)
After being seriously impressed with the trailer (see below) on Twitter, I reached out to production company Mr Pictures for a chance to discuss their
Swedish filmmakers, the Gogola Brothers: ‘Listen to others but stand by your creative decisions if you believe in them’
André and Vito Gogola are multi talented Swedish filmmaker brothers who are embarking on an exciting career in the industry. I spoke to them after
Writer & director Jason Fité’s debut indie film: Through A Dark Mirror (2019)
I previously interviewed Jason Fité about his award-winning short film Mea Culpa (2018) (starring Blade Runner’s Sean Young), along with the producer Barbara Toschi. When