After the Hunt’ cinematographer Malik Hassan Sayeed on shooting New York for Kubrick, the battle for ‘Belly,’ and how he got the craziest shot in ‘Clockers.’ ...
Through Oct. 12 — “Million Dollar Quartet” at Mill Mountain Theatre (1 Market Sq., Roanoke). Features a glorious score of ...
The Grammy-winning songwriter-producer has worked with the best of the best his entire career, and he’s far from finished.
A collection of quick thoughts on the many, many PC games I saw and played at Gamescom (but never managed to preview in full) ...
From the NC State Fair to Halloween events, October in the Triangle is going to be busy! We have more than 100 events to keep ...
Digital Camera World on MSN
Cinematographer James Westlake uses this budget Blackmagic camera to capture stunning visuals
From commercials to narrative films, Westlake shows how Blackmagic’s full workflow ecosystem is empowering the next ...
The director's latest, 'One Battle After Another,' is now in theaters, but the career of the Valley's No. 1 filmmaker ...
Having a pack of Crest Whitestrips in one’s bathroom has become as ubiquitous as a bottle of shampoo, and now’s the perfect time to stock up on this beloved oral care item. Today, the iconic teeth ...
Genius products to make your home more functional or beautiful can be found on Amazon, but it's easy to get lost amongst the ...
A reader has a suggestion for speeding up the development of video games and it involves mimicking the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Joshua Citarella sees his YouTube show “Doomscroll” as a “tactical media experiment” to funnel young internet users toward esoteric left-wing ideas.
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