Interview

Ready to Roll: America’s Film & TV Workforce Stands Prepared to Deliver – Part 2

As Congress considers the first federal film and television production incentive, filmmakers, craftspeople, and local business owners across America are making a simple case: the talent, infrastructure, and workforce are already here, ready to work.

By Hugh Hart  |  11 hours ago
James Watkins’ Mold-Breaking Body Horror Film “Clayface” Unveils Final Trailer

DC Studios ventures into body horror with “Clayface,” director James Watkins' chilling take on one of Gotham’s strangest villains. Watch the final trailer as Tom Rhys Harries' fallen movie star discovers that reclaiming fame comes at a horrifying cost.

By The Credits  |  September 24, 2026

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Director

“The Heart of the Beast” Is a Dog Named Odin: Director David Ayer on His Soulful Brad Pitt Reunion

David Ayer reunites with Brad Pitt for “Heart of the Beast,” a wilderness survival story centered on an extraordinary bond between a retired soldier and his dog. Ayer discusses the emotional script, filming in remote locations, and the remarkable canine family behind Odin.

By Hugh Hart  |  September 24, 2026
Nothing Hidden: Full “You Can See Everything” Trailer Takes a Startling New Look at Elizabeth Holmes

Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's “You Can See Everything” offers unprecedented access to Elizabeth Holmes in the weeks before she entered federal prison. The new trailer reveals why the documentary emerged from Telluride as one of the year's most-discussed films.

By The Credits  |  September 23, 2026

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Composer

From Basement Bandmates to “Resident Evil”: Composers Hays & Ryan Holladay on Reuniting With Zach Cregger

“Resident Evil” composers Hays and Ryan Holladay discuss reuniting with Zach Cregger, drawing inspiration from Miles Davis, and creating the pulsating, dread-filled score that powers one of the year's biggest horror hits

By Hugh Hart  |  September 23, 2026