Aaron Sorkin on His Chilling Return to Facebook in “The Social Reckoning” and the Fight to Keep Production in America
Writer/director Aaron Sorkin returns to the world of Facebook with “The Social Reckoning,” a legal thriller inspired by whistleblower Frances Haugen. He discusses Jeremy Strong's Zuckerberg, visualizing isolation, and why he supports efforts to keep film production jobs in the U.S.
Hearing the Impact: “Mindhunter” & “Mayor of Kingstown” Sound Mixer Christopher Strollo on How MPTERA Could Fuel Pittsburgh’s Economy
When "Mindhunter" spent nine months filming in Pittsburgh, production sound mixer Christopher Strollo saw firsthand how a major series can transform a local economy. Now he's backing MPTERA, saying more production could mean more jobs, stronger businesses, and greater opportunity across Pennsylvania.
There’s No Place Like Richmond: “Ted Lasso” DP Bella Gonzales on Bringing Ted Home Again
For “Ted Lasso” season four, cinematographer Bella Gonzales turned Kansas into a sun-drenched storybook inspired by “The Wizard of Oz,” capturing Ted’s sense of dislocation before his long-awaited return to Richmond and the women’s game.
“Whalefall” First Reactions: Austin Abrams’ Banner Year Continues Inside a 60-Ton Sperm Whale
Austin Abrams is earning another round of rave reviews in “Whalefall,” Brian Duffield's thrilling adaptation of Daniel Kraus' novel about a diver swallowed by a sperm whale who must escape before his oxygen runs out.
Hitchcockian by Design: Production Designer Amy Williams on Building Anne Hathaway’s Luxe Labyrinth in “Verity”
Drawing inspiration from Hitchcock, De Palma, striking architecture, and close collaboration with Anne Hathaway and Michael Showalter, production designer Amy Williams built the seductive, unsettling world of “Verity,” where every room conceals a clue.
