Doc Panel 1: Crime & Justice Go to video PANELISTS: Nanfu Wang Mind Over Murder - Director & Executive Producer Jehane Noujaim The Vow, Part II - Director & Executive Producer Todd Schramke The Anarchists - Director & Executive Producer, Co-Cinematographer Coverage by: Jill Goldsmith “When a false narrative is told to you. And for years and decades, if someone believed in that false narrative — which is, I think, [reflective of] our current political and social state — what would it take for them to see it differently?” Read More Here 100 Foot Wave Go to video PANELISTS: Chris Smith Director, Executive Producer Joe Lewis Executive Producer Garrett McNamara Subject Nicole McNamara Subject Coverage by: Matt Carey “Since doing this show, I feel like I’ve been making things that are more positive. They both have their place, but it’s been very nice to live in this space, because you spend so much time on these projects and I never get tired of visiting these people and visiting that town [Nazaré] and these waves.” Read More Here Rap Sh!t Go to video PANELISTS: Issa Rae Creator, Executive Producer, Writer Syreeta Singleton Showrunner, Executive Producer, Writer Aida Osman Actor, Writer KaMillion Actor Jonica Booth Actor Coverage by: Dominic Patten “We spent most of Season 1 writers’ room writing every episode and every scene from the POV of a social media device. What’s the story we want to tell and how do we see it through a device now.” Read More Here Doc Panel 2: Portraits Go to video PANELISTS: Chris Smith Branson - Director Edward Buckles, Jr. Katrina Babies - Director, Producer and Writer Sam Jones Jason Isbell: Running With Our Eyes Closed - Director & Producer Alexandra Pelosi Pelosi In The House - Director & Producer Ed Perkins The Princess - Director Coverage by: Dade Hayes “Oh, this has a reason to exist now. It clicked for me that we could tell the story of him looking back at everything.” Read More Here The Rehearsal Go to video PANELIST: Nathan Fielder Executive Producer, Writer, Director, Actor Kor Skeete Subject Coverage by: Katie Campione "But instead of thinking, ‘Oh, that’s like, cool that this thing happened,’ I would always be sort of mad at myself and go, ‘Man, why didn’t I see that coming?’ The goal is always for things that are better than your plan to happen.” Read More Here Love & Death Go to video PANELISTS: Lesli Linka Glatter Director and Executive Producer Elizabeth Olsen Actor Jesse Plemons Actor Lily Rabe Actor Patrick Fugit Actor Tom Pelphrey Actor Krysten Ritter Actor Coverage by: Anthonia Blyth "There’s a lot of decision-making that doesn’t make any kind of logical sense, and so I found it interesting to try and figure out what that tension or that grip is that makes all these weird choices make sense.” Read More Here Somebody Somewhere Go to video PANELISTS: Bridget Everett Writer, Executive Producer, Actor Hannah Bos Co-creator, Writer, EP Paul Thureen Co-creator, Writer, EP Jeff Hiller Actor Mary Catherine Garrison Actor Murray Hill Actor Coverage by: Dade Hayes “To be able to have queer people of faith and farmers existing together, and to get to work on it with people who care about every single detail has been amazing.” Read More Here Smartless: On The Road Go to video PANELISTS: Jason Bateman Self Sean Hayes Self Will Arnett Self Coverage by: Lynette Rice "I think they’re all such brilliant comedians. They were all very open to being themselves. That was the thing. Whether the cameras were on them or not, those are the guys."Read More Here The Other Two Go to video PANELISTS: Chris Kelly Co-creator, Writer, Director and Executive Producer Sarah Schneider Co-creator, Writer, Director and Executive Producer Drew Tarver Actor Heléne Yorke Actor Molly Shannon Actor Ken Marino Actor Case Walker Actor Brandon Scott Jones Actor Josh Segarra Actor Wanda Sykes Actor Coverage by: Rosy Cordero “... What’s fun about The Other Two is the idea that if you’re constantly pushing, no matter how much success you get, you can feel without—these characters are a manifestation of that theme.” Read More Here Love to Love You,Donna Summer Go to video Coverage by: The Deadline Team “We also wanted it to be deeply personal. We wanted it to be from the perspective of the family that no one else could access except Brooklyn. Working together as co-directors was a natural and organic process for both of us.” Read More Here Moonage Daydream Go to video Coverage by: Matt Carey “He wanted this to be incredibly immersive, and not just immersive in an Atmos kind of a way with using objects in the room, but immersive for the audience to the point where they could shut their eyes and be on a rollercoaster ride of audio without even watching some of the [visuals]." Read More Here Succession Go to video Coverage by: Dominic Patten “It was a really lovely collective feeling of really being pushed and pushing ourselves. For me, keeping a cold clinical eye and staying with the truth became even more important." Read More Here Being Mary Tyler Moore Go to video Coverage by: Rosy Cordero “I think that one of the things that came out was the bridal shower video clip in the movie I had never seen before; I didn’t even know it existed. We found it in a box in the basement, very late in our process. So the first time I saw the film put together, that was the first time I saw that video. That was touching in a very, very special way because Mary was telling the story of when she was convinced that she loved tuna fish sandwiches.” Read More Here Perry Mason Go to video PANELISTS: Susan Downey Producer Michael Begler Producer, Writer Matthew Rhys Producer, Actor Juliet Rylance Actor Chris Chalk Actor Terence Blanchard Composer Keith P. Cunningham Production Design Catherine Adair Costumes Coverage by: Dominic Patten “I think there’s a certain pace a noir allows, which at times can be an indulgent luxury. But it really allows you the time for things to unfold. It’s a real luxury, I think, for actors to have that kind of time and space, and real estate.” Read More Here Barry Go to video Coverage by: Matt Grobar "We started in 2016, and it’s been one of the most wonderful adventures of my life. You do The Fonz [of Happy Days fame]; you think, are you ever going to do anything as meaningful again? Then, I get to do all this stuff in between, and then boom, Barry fell from the heavens." Read More Here House of the Dragon Go to video PANELISTS: Ryan Condal Co-Creator and Executive Producer George R. R. Martin Co-Creator and Executive Producer Paddy Considine Actor Matt Smith Actor Olivia Cooke Actor Steve Toussaint Actor Eve Best Actor Fabien Frankel Actor Emily Carey Actor Rhys Ifans Actor Coverage by: Lynette Rice “The crowning moment was an accident. I was climbing up the steps and the crown just fell off. Matt picked it up and put it on my head. It was just such a fantastic moment, you know, when I sat on the throne and Matt put it on the head that we went to the director of that episode and said, ‘listen, we’ve gotta keep that in. That’s got to be a part of it.’ So I made sure that it fell off in every take so they couldn’t cut around it.” Read More Here Reality Go to video Coverage by: Greg Evans "I never read anything ever quite like it before. It was a real moment in someone’s life, and I was completely intrigued. I literally called my team and I said: ‘This cannot be someone’s actual experience. How did this happen?’ It completely blew me away. and I started doing research. I was like, ‘Who is this person?'” Read More Here The White Lotus Go to video Coverage by: Anthony D'Allessandro “It sort of felt very surreal to all of a sudden be in Sicily playing this part. He’s neither sexy sweet nor an out-and-out baddie.” Read More Here We're Here Go to video Coverage by: Katie Campione "I also was terrified of performing in drag. I legit was like,’ I don’t know, if I’m gonna be able to do this’ and was really terrified and was like, ‘Well, I don’t know, if I’m not the greatest dancer…this is gonna be really hard. I’m gonna look foolish.’ But in the end, it came out so amazing. And it was really like one of the most empowering things I’ve ever done in my life.” Read More Here The Last of Us Go to video PANELISTS: Pedro Pascal Actor Bella Ramsey Actor Craig Mazin Producer, Director, Writer Neil Druckmann Producer, Director, Writer Carolyn Strauss Producer Gabriel Luna Actor Merle Dandridge Actor Coverage by: Lynette Rice “We had an interest in showing how time had passed from the beginning of the outbreak to where we were in the show. But I didn’t really want to do some random, kind of here’s the way the world went. I always like to look inside of relationships, and there was an opportunity to take a kernel of a story that was in the game and just expand it and turn it on its ear and make it the centerpiece that is sort of like a donut hole. It was just a wonderful time making that episode.” Read More Here FOLLOW US Terms of use Privacy Policy California Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Personal Information
