Filmmakers

Talking With Cecile Cubiló from ‘Neighborhood Watch’
This edition of Talking With focuses on Cecile Cubiló, who appears as Detective Glover, chasing after Jack Quaid and Jeffrey Dean Morgan, in the new crime thriller film ‘Neighborhood Watch’.
By FierceScribe9 months ago in Interview
Interview With My Classmate
It was a cool autumn afternoon when Lisa and Mark sat down on the park bench to catch up after a long week of classes. The sun was beginning to set, casting a warm golden hue over the quiet neighborhood, and the gentle rustling of leaves added a peaceful backdrop to their conversation. Today, they decided to do something different—an informal interview about their lives, aspirations, and thoughts about school.
By obadiah9 months ago in Interview
Meet the Visionary Creator Taking You Behind the Scenes of Life's Most Extraordinary Moments
Today we'd like to introduce you to one of television's hidden gems – John Bonny – a showrunner and producer whose work has taken viewers inside the world's busiest airports, NOAA’s hurricane-hunting aircraft, and even operating theaters during life-saving surgeries.
By Alex Wilkins9 months ago in Interview
"Used, Betrayed, Yet Unshaken – The Story of Rana Tahir Faisal, A Leader for the People"Rana Tahir Faisal
Rana Tahir Faisal – The Man Behind Their Billions, Still Fighting for the Streets He Came From**
By timesofpk9 months ago in Interview
Papal conclave begins after cardinals sworn to secrecy; first vote results in no pope chosen yet
Introduction The Vatican has entered a period of solemn anticipation as the papal conclave officially begins, with cardinals from around the world gathering in the Sistine Chapel to elect the next leader of the Roman Catholic Church. Following the oath of secrecy, the first round of voting concluded without a decisive outcome, signaling that the election of a new pope may require multiple ballots. The process, steeped in centuries-old tradition, is being closely watched by over a billion Catholics worldwide.
By Aprub Hasan Afif9 months ago in Interview
Android 16’s redesigned battery icons leak in line with Material 3 Expressive. AI-Generated.
As part of Google's upcoming Material 3 Expressive design language, which aims to improve both aesthetics and usability, Android 16 is set to introduce a new battery icon. The battery icon's dynamic color changes are part of this redesign, which can be seen in Android 16 Beta 3 and are in line with the system's broader visual updates. The Horizon Android's Core +6
By Aprub Hasan Afif9 months ago in Interview
Trump Slaps 100% Tariff on Overseas Films to “Save Hollywood”
Trump Announces 100% Tariff on Movies Filmed Overseas to “Save Hollywood” Former President Donald Trump has declared a 100% tariff on films made outside of the US in a daring and divisive attempt to revive the American film industry. During a campaign rally in California, the announcement was presented as a patriotic effort to "save Hollywood" and restore filmmaking jobs to the United States.
By Mehfuj E Sobhani Jim9 months ago in Interview
WAVES Summit 2025 Day 2: Kareena Kapoor Speaks Her Truth, Vijay Deverakonda Dreams Big, and Allu Arjun Eyes SRK Collaboration
WAVES Summit 2025 Day 2: Kareena Kapoor Speaks Her Truth, Vijay Deverakonda Dreams Big, and Allu Arjun Eyes SRK Collaboration The glitz and glamour of Indian cinema shone brightly on the second day of the WAVES Summit 2025, one of the most high-profile events celebrating South Asian entertainment, media, and cultural excellence. Held in Dubai this year, the summit has drawn the biggest names from Bollywood, Tollywood, and global pop culture. Day 2 proved to be a rollercoaster of candid confessions, starry dreams, and collaboration buzz, as Kareena Kapoor Khan, Vijay Deverakonda, and Allu Arjun took center stage. Kareena Kapoor: "Hollywood is not for me" Veteran actress Kareena Kapoor Khan, known for redefining stardom for women in Indian cinema, made headlines with a bold and honest revelation. During a panel titled “Global Aspirations and Cultural Roots”, she addressed the ongoing trend of Indian actors breaking into Hollywood. “I’ve been asked many times whether I plan to do a Hollywood film. But I’m very clear about this—I will never go to Hollywood. I’m content here. India is my space, my audience. I have nothing to prove outside,” she said, drawing applause from the audience. Kareena’s statement contrasted sharply with the growing list of Indian actors venturing into global projects—like Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Alia Bhatt, and Dhanush. Yet, her unapologetic take reminded fans that global recognition doesn't always require a Hollywood seal. “I believe in creating strong, meaningful stories in our own industry. Bollywood has given me everything, and I want to give back here,” she added. Vijay Deverakonda: Manifesting a SRK and Allu Arjun Collaboration Meanwhile, actor Vijay Deverakonda, known for his charisma and mass appeal, shared a heartfelt moment during the “Dream Projects and Future Collaborations” segment. When asked about his dream project, he revealed a fanboy wish that resonated across generations. “I would love to see Shah Rukh Khan and Allu Arjun together on screen. Can you imagine that energy? SRK’s elegance mixed with Allu sir’s style—it would be explosive,” he said with a smile. The statement immediately lit up social media, with fans across the country reacting to the idea of a pan-India film bringing together the Badshah of Bollywood and the Icon Star of Telugu cinema. While nothing has been confirmed, Vijay's statement may have just planted the seed for one of the biggest collaborations in Indian cinematic history. He also expressed admiration for both actors’ journeys: “SRK started with nothing and became the king. Allu sir has redefined what it means to be a stylish star. They’ve inspired a whole generation—including me.” Allu Arjun on the Idea: “Why not?” Soon after Vijay’s comment went viral, Allu Arjun addressed the idea in his own panel later in the day. With his signature humility and flair, he responded warmly to the possibility of a collaboration with Shah Rukh Khan. “I’ve grown up watching Shah Rukh Khan. Sharing screen space with him would be an honor. If the right script comes along, why not?” said the Pushpa star, drawing loud cheers. Allu Arjun’s response has only fueled speculation that something massive might be in the works. Producers and directors attending the summit were already seen discussing potential scripts during networking sessions later in the evening. A Day of Star Power, Style, and Substance Besides the headline-grabbing statements, Day 2 of the WAVES Summit featured several important discussions around digital transformation in cinema, the future of OTT platforms, and the representation of South Asian culture globally. Panelists included Zoya Akhtar, Fahadh Faasil, Shefali Shah, and Hollywood producer Mindy Chang, who discussed how regional cinema is setting new benchmarks in storytelling. The summit also hosted a tribute segment honoring the late Irrfan Khan, attended by his son Babil, who spoke emotionally about carrying forward his father’s legacy. Global Spotlight on Indian Cinema What sets the WAVES Summit apart is its ability to blend entertainment with insight. While fans came for the stars, they stayed for the substance. Discussions around inclusivity, creative freedom, and technological innovation are shaping the new narrative of Indian cinema, both at home and abroad. The energy of Day 2 was electric—not just because of the star appearances, but also due to the sense of unity and ambition that ran through every session. As the summit heads into its final day, expectations are sky-high. Rumors suggest that a major international collaboration will be announced on Day 3, possibly involving an Indian filmmaker and a leading Hollywood studio. Final Thoughts Day 2 of the WAVES Summit 2025 delivered everything fans and industry insiders hoped for—honesty, ambition, and inspiration. Whether it was Kareena Kapoor standing firm in her roots, Vijay Deverakonda dreaming big, or Allu Arjun embracing cross-industry unity, the message was clear: Indian cinema is not just thriving—it’s leading. One thing is certain: with this level of talent, vision, and collaboration, the future of Indian entertainment looks brighter than ever.
By Sabrina 9 months ago in Interview
Art of Controlled Chaos
In the meticulous world of filmmaking, where every frame is a deliberate choice, director-producer Wenqin Ni has built her reputation on embracing the unexpected. Her award-winning work reveals a filmmaker who thrives at the intersection of structured vision and creative spontaneity—a rare equilibrium that has made her one of the industry's most intriguing emerging talents.
By Alex Wilkins9 months ago in Interview
Aster Software | ASTER PROSOFT ASTER is a multiseat. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, the need for cost-effective and resource-efficient computing solutions has never been more pressing. Whether for education, business, or personal use, maximizing the utility of a single computer system is a powerful way to reduce costs and enhance productivity. This is where ASTER Software—a leading innovation by ASTER PROSOFT—comes into play. Designed to enable multiseat computing on a single PC, ASTER transforms how users interact with hardware and software in shared environments.
By feelopie digital10 months ago in Interview
Painting with Light: The Cinematic Vision of Leo Sfeir
From the first moment Leo Sfeir pressed record on a battered DV camcorder in their childhood bedroom, they sensed that light and shadow could sing. Today, as an award-winning cinematographer and lighting designer whose credits span indie festivals to prime-time television, Sfeir continues to compose in that luminous language—painting with beams, sculpting with silhouette, and illuminating the hidden heartbeats of every story they touch.
By Ann Leigh10 months ago in Interview
Beyond the Brief: Marcus Chan’s Cinematic Reckoning
As dawn’s pale light filtered through the blinds of a modest Hong Kong apartment in early 2005, Marcus Chan sat hunched over a borrowed laptop, editing the final frames of a short film shot on a shoestring. By day he drafted contracts in a high-rise law office; by night he stitched together “Six Fragments of the Endless Journey Called Life.” What began as a necessary creative outlet became a compass: when that film became a finalist at Hong Kong’s Independent Film and Video Awards, Chan realized that the precise strategies of litigation had collided with the boundless possibilities of cinema, and he could no longer ignore the call of the latter.
By Ann Leigh10 months ago in Interview