In “The Revenant,” what is the significance of the final shot?
In the final shot of "The Revenant," DiCaprio's character turns to look into the camera before the credits roll.
The One To Watch For Love Between Friends: “Parks and Recreation” S7E4 - “Leslie and Ron”
Amy Poehler shows how she earned that SAG nomination when she's locked in a room with Nick Offerman.
Ask the Expert: “Brooklyn” Cinematographer Yves Bélanger answers ScreenPrism’s questions
The cinematographer of "Brooklyn," "Wild" and "Dallas Buyers Club" answers our questions.
The Filmmaker’s Handbook: What is a POV shot?
A POV shot is a shot filmed from the character's point of view, essentially bringing the viewer into the film.
Where and how was “Bridge of Spies” filmed?
"Bridge of Spies" was shot in many authentic locations for its story, adding a rich sense of realism to the historical plot.
What was so unconventional about the production of “Beat the Devil”?
John Huston had a script for a film called Beat the Devil (1953). The film was cast, production was soon to begin, and John Huston realized he hated the script. On a stopover in Rome, at the…
What film style is “Beat the Devil”? Does it work today?
John Huston’s Beat the Devil (1953) is an awkward film delegated a cinematic classic primarily for that very awkwardness It is an arrow-straight, deadpan spoof of the noir genre and Huston’s…
In “The Matrix,” Why Couldn’t the Rooftop Agent Dodge Trinity’s Bullet?
When Trinity said, "Dodge this," in "The Matrix," all evidence suggests the Agent should have been able to comply.