Articles for author: Dipankar Sarkar
How A Green Screen Works: Everything You Need To Know
A green screen is a large green background against which scenes of a film are ...
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10 Brilliant Examples Of Montages For Filmmakers
The word montage is derived from the French verb which means “to assemble or put ...
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All 9 Asghar Farhadi Movies, Ranked
From Oscar-winning features A Separation (2011) and The Salesman (2016) to his latest offering A Hero ...
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9 Films To Watch If You Loved Drive My Car
Ryûsuke Hamaguchi’s Drive My Car is a pensive tale of a popular theater actor-director Yusuke Kafuku ...
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Every Jane Campion Film, Ranked
New Zealand-born filmmaker Jane Campion’s films are deeply invested in human relationships and their complexities. ...
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Every Paul Thomas Anderson Film, Ranked
Paul Thomas Anderson made his debut in 1996 and since then he went ahead to ...
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10 Films Guillermo del Toro Recommends
Mexican filmmaker Guillermo del Toro’s spectacular cinematic universe is filled with tales of fantasy, supernatural, ...
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All 11 Denis Villeneuve Movies, Ranked
From Blade Runner 2049 to Dune, here are all Denis Villeneuve films, ranked. French-Canadian director ...
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What Is Method Acting: Technique And Examples
Method acting is an acting school of thought that has received wide coverage due to ...
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9 Must Watch Indie Sci-Fi Films
From Cube (1997) to Vast of Night (2020), here’s our pick of the best indie sci-fi ...
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Types Of Lenses In Cinematography: The Ultimate Guide
The choice of lens in cinematography is integral to a scene’s portrayal. From a technical ...
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Pulp Fiction (1994) Screenplay Analysis
After winning the Palme d’Or at Cannes 1994, Pulp Fiction has gone on to become ...
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21 Iconic Shots Of The 21st Century
With the advancement of technology, cinematography took a giant leap around the turn of the ...
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12 Film Lighting Techniques Filmmakers Should Know
The moving images on screen have the ability to elicit emotional response in how they’re ...
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Cinematography Of Citizen Kane (1941)
One of the few gems of world cinema, Orson Welles’ Citizen Kane has set a benchmark for ...
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