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December 4, 2022 Daniel Rennie Off Director's Chair,

Apocalypse Now earned its status as the greatest war movie of all time, a brutal...

August 26, 2022 Daniel Rennie Off Character, DC, Director's Chair, Filmmaking, Marvel, Star Wars, Writing,

The Hero's Journey is the backbone of most myth-based stories in Hollywood. Mythic storylines, according...

June 6, 2022 Daniel Rennie Off Director's Chair, Filmmaking, Home, Star Wars,

Star Wars: A New Hope opens with John Williams' rousing score that heralds a fast-paced...

June 2, 2022 Daniel Rennie Off Director's Chair, Filmmaking, Home, Star Wars, The Producers,

When it was revealed The Mandalorian was set five years after the events of Return...

September 3, 2021 Daniel Rennie Off Director's Chair,

Some of the most memorable scenes in movies are the introduction of characters. Darth Vader,...

July 8, 2021 Daniel Rennie Off Director's Chair, Home,

Richard Donner, who directed and produced some of Hollywood's biggest hits, like Superman, The Goonies,...

February 24, 2021 Daniel Rennie Off DC, Director's Chair, Filmmaking, Franchises,

The long-await is almost over for Snyder fans. In less than a month, Zack Snyder's...

February 17, 2021 Daniel Rennie Off Cinematography, Director's Chair, Featured, Filmmaking, Home,

Steven Spielberg borrowed the underwater POV shots from the 1950s Universal monster movie but eclipsed...

February 17, 2021 Daniel Rennie Off Character, Director's Chair, Filmmaking, Franchises, Marvel, Writing,

Superhero movies are fun, but there are rarely any high stakes for the characters. Avengers:...

February 15, 2021 Daniel Rennie Off Director's Chair, Filmmaking, Franchises, Mission: Impossible,

Deadline reported that Mission: Impossible 7 and 8 are no longer shooting back-to-back. After an impossible mission of shooting a...