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Darren Aronofsky is a screenwriter, director, and producer, who most recently directed and produced the two-time Golden Globe winning and Oscar-nominated film, The Wrestler. In 1996, he began work on his first feature film, Pi, a psychological scifi thriller which landed him an award at the Sundance Film Festival. Aronofsky quickly became a favorite among indie-film fans. In 2000, he directed and wrote the screenplay to Requiem for a Dream which earned a Best Actress Oscar-nomination. Aronofsky attended Harvard University, where his senior thesis film, Supermarket Sweep, became a National Student Academy Award Finalist. After graduating Harvard in 1991, he attended the American Film Institute.
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"The Pacific" Writer and Co-Executive Producer Bruce C. McKenna talks with MakingOf about keeping the integrity of what really happened in WW II
Christine Aylward, Co-Founder
In part two of our exclusive interview with Bruce C. McKenna, he paints a behind-the-scenes picture of what it was like the first time he went on location.
Screenwriters Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi describe their remake of "Clash of the Titans" to MakingOf as "it's not a historical epic, it's an adventure movie" in this exclusive interview
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The writing team of Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi sat down with MakingOf in Los Angeles to reveal details about their highly anticipated remake of "Clash of the Titans."
2010 TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES WORLD NARRATIVE AND DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION
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Sweet Bard of Youth
Vanity Fair
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Tim Burton interviewed by Danny Elfman
Interview Magazine
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FIlmNewsBriefs sat with Ted Hope, who has produced over 60 films including some our favorites such as Ice Storm, American Splendor and Adventureland.
No Film School's Guide to DSLR Shooting
Filmmaker Magazine
Ryan Bilsborrow-Koo has just posted an astonishingly detailed and useful article on his No Film School site called "The DSLR Cinematography Guide."













