Wes Anderson & Roman Coppola recall their collaborative process in scripting Moonrise Kingdomand explain why, for them, writing dialogue is like a musical experience. Since his first feature, Bottle Rocket, Wes Anderson has forged a distinctive voice while collaborating with a string of co-writers: Owen Wilson, Noah Baumbach, and with Darjeeling Limited and Moonrise Kingdom, Roman Read MoreRead More
These are names you’ve heard of – accomplished directors and filmmakers offering bits of advice for the filmmakers following in their footsteps. View Playlist on YouTubeRead More
Overhead shots of hands in the films of Wes Anderson by kogonada.Read More
Directors don’t just have a visual style – sometimes their cinematic identity is tied to a style of typography as well.Read More
From Paul Thomas Anderson to Joel and Ethan Coen, David Lynch to Woody Allen, these are the words of directors and their experiences making their first feature film.Read More
So, is Ja Rule the fine line that separates Wes Anderson and Michael Bay?Read More
What if the director of Rushmore, The Royal Tannembaums, and The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, had turned his sensibilities to the horror genre? Read More
The house that Royal Tenenbaum (Gene Hackman) bought in the winter of his 35th year is located on Archer Avenue in the film, not in Harlem on Convent Avenue at 144th Street, as it is in real life.Read More
