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Filmmaker Toolkit
Editor, director, and executive producer Yana Gorskaya looks back at the unshootable, unkillable, ambitious genre comedy that is "What We Do in the Shadows."
Cutting Remarks
Editor Keith Fraase was inspired by "Sense and Sensibility" and the way Song critiques the Jane Austen calculation of love and social status.
Legal Department
Rowe tells IndieWire how a set he built for one show — then developed further on a second — eventually became the massive law office on the Kathy Bates legal drama.
Filmmaker Toolkit
Writer and director Celine Song tells IndieWire about her love of shooting in New York and the unexpected benefits of permits.
Action!
Stunt coordinator Freddie Poole talks about creating some of the series' most memorable set pieces and reveals how a 13-year collaboration with Sylvester Stallone led to a career highlight for both actor and stunt double.
Danse Macabre
The sound team behind the new "John Wick" spinoff talks about what defines the Wick sound — and where they were able to create some new variations thanks to their dancing heroine.
We All Have a Story To Tell
Director Tamar Levine and host Vic Michaelis tell IndieWire about playing with inspired improvised interviews on the Webby Award-winning Dropout series.
Deep Dive
Watch Tony Gilroy, Diego Luna, Genevieve O'Reilly, and the Season 2 production team break down the Chandrila wedding and the Ghorman Massacre.
Sound On
Tribeca Festival’s Head of Podcasts and Audio Davy Gardner explains how his team has expanded the film festival experience to audio storytelling.
The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of
Production designer Adam Stockhausen breaks down Zsa-Zsa's Italian-styled house, Marseille Bob's "Casablanca"-inspired nightclub, and Egyptian revival-style desert hotel.
Beyond the Final Frontier
Production VFX supervisor Sean Faden discusses the giant alien worm, Murderbot's UI POV during a fight with another robot, and the realistic LED footage for the "Star Trek" parody.
Squash-and-Stretchability
Fleischer Camp tells IndieWire about translating Stitch's flower sack shape and squash-and-stretch sensibility by adhering to "Surfing the Sanders Style."
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