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  • Blue Screen Vs. Green Screen: Is There Any Real Difference?
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    Blue Screen Vs. Green Screen: Is There Any Real Difference?

    ByDaniel Rennie June 8, 2020June 16, 2020

    The answer is yes. There is a difference between using blue screen vs. green screen. And we’re not just talking about color. Other colors such…

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  • New Star Trek series ‘Strange New Worlds’ featuring Pike, Spock, and Number One Coming At Warp Speed
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    New Star Trek series ‘Strange New Worlds’ featuring Pike, Spock, and Number One Coming At Warp Speed

    ByDaniel Rennie May 17, 2020May 17, 2020

    Captain Christopher Pike, Spock, and Number One are set to beam aboard the Enterprise for a new series set ten years before James T. Kirk…

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  • Mission: Implausible–The Making Of M:I’s Spectacular Bullet Train Sequence
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    Mission: Implausible–The Making Of M:I’s Spectacular Bullet Train Sequence

    ByDaniel Rennie May 13, 2020October 31, 2021

      Learn the full story behind Mission: Impossible’s bullet train sequence from ILM’s visual effects supervisor, John Knoll, and digital effects artist, Stu Mashwitz. Plus, discover…

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  • What Is A Showrunner? The Role of Television’s Top Dog Explained
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    What Is A Showrunner? The Role of Television’s Top Dog Explained

    ByDaniel Rennie April 28, 2020November 6, 2024

    As their title suggests, showrunners run the show. But what does that mean exactly? And what do they actually do? Learn the wide-ranging responsibilities of…

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  • The Controversy Behind Michael Keaton’s Casting As Batman–And Why Tim Burton Chose Him
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    The Controversy Behind Michael Keaton’s Casting As Batman–And Why Tim Burton Chose Him

    ByDaniel Rennie April 28, 2020June 16, 2020

    Over thirty years ago, Tim Burton reinvented Batman. He banished all references to the camp, cult ’60s TV show which had defined the Caped Crusader…

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  • Cary Joji Fukunaga’s First Idea For ‘No Time To Die’ Was All In James Bond’s Head–But Was This Sam Mendes’ Plan Too?
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    Cary Joji Fukunaga’s First Idea For ‘No Time To Die’ Was All In James Bond’s Head–But Was This Sam Mendes’ Plan Too?

    ByDaniel Rennie April 22, 2020September 28, 2020

    Cary Joji Fukunaga brainstormed some unique ideas for the 25th installment of the Bond franchise. Like, it was all in Bond’s head. The James Bond…

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  • The Full Story Behind James Bond’s Greatest Stunt
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    The Full Story Behind James Bond’s Greatest Stunt

    ByDaniel Rennie March 26, 2020December 26, 2025

    The Spy Who Loved Me is widely hailed as Roger Moore’s finest hour as 007—and one of the crown jewels of the entire Bond franchise….

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  • COVID-19 Is Not All Bad News. ARRI Makes Two Masterclasses FREE In Response To The Virus
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    COVID-19 Is Not All Bad News. ARRI Makes Two Masterclasses FREE In Response To The Virus

    ByDaniel Rennie March 25, 2020March 25, 2020

    Job losses, social distancing, and home-based isolation can be disconcerting. But it’s also given many the time to start that creative project they’ve been putting…

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  • What Is A MacGuffin? An Explanation of Film’s Most Mysterious Plot Device
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    What Is A MacGuffin? An Explanation of Film’s Most Mysterious Plot Device

    ByDaniel Rennie March 25, 2020December 5, 2024

    What is a MacGuffin? It’s perhaps the most mysterious plot device in film. The MacGuffin (sometimes spelled McGuffin) is often misunderstood, and can be a…

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  • ‘Joker’ Cinematographer Lawrence Sher Discusses The Use Of Color In Film
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    ‘Joker’ Cinematographer Lawrence Sher Discusses The Use Of Color In Film

    ByDaniel Rennie March 24, 2020July 27, 2020

    Great cinematographers develop their own signature style, but they’re also often influenced by others. Learn the basics, study the greats, and then develop your own…

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