Category: Entertainment
USC Annenberg Inclusion in Film Study Shows Improvement But More Work Needed
USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative released their annual report which documents progress toward inclusion and persistent deficits in the top films of 2018.
Veep Set Decorator Kimberly Wannop and Set Decorator David Smith Examine Their Work on the Beloved HBO Comedy
Veep set decorator Kimberly Wannop and set decorator David Smith talk about their starts in the business, the art of set dressing, and their work on Veep.
Production Designer John Paino Gives Us an Insightful New Look at Sharp Objects
Sharp Objects production designer John Paino gives us new details to admire in his stunning work on the TV miniseries in this exclusive interview.
Check Out These Stunning New Star Wars Prints By Artist Karl Fitzgerald
We immediately fell in love with these gorgeous new Star Wars prints by Karl Fitzgerald that pay moody homage to the original Star Wars trilogy.
Better Call Saul Season 4 Production Designer Judy Rhee Discusses Superlab and CC Mobile
Better Call Saul Season 4 Production Designer Judy Rhee discusses her work on the Superlab, CC Mobile, the Breaking Bad Movie, and the Better Call Saul production design aesthetic.
Cinematographer Seamus McGarvey on Using Colour Theory in Cinematography
DOP Seamus McGarvey talks about the use of colour in his films, the characteristics some colours can have, and how they can be used to create emotion.
TIFF 2019: Toronto International Film Festival Reveals Galas and Special Presentations Lineup
TIFF 2019 announced the first round of titles selected for the Gala and Special Presentations programmes at the 44th Toronto International Film Festival.
Architect Breaks Down 5 TV Houses from Mad Men to Modern Family
Architect Michael Wyetzner breaks down the suburban design of Mad Men, The Brady Bunch, Weeds, That ’70s Show and Modern Family.
Forrest Gump Production Designer Rick Carter Breaks Down Famous Lt. Dan Scene For The First Time
Forrest Gump production designer Rick Carter breaks down Forrest, Bubba, and the audience’s introduction to Lieutenant Dan for the first time.
Celebrating Our Ten Year Anniversary: Why I Created Art Departmental
In 2009, Art Departmental was created to celebrate production design during a dark period of the film and television industry. In 2019, we look back.