Translating culture is a pursuit that carries with it a terrifying history—on October 6th of 1536, in the town of Vilvoorde, just north of Brussels, British scholar,...
Among its many sensibilities, social impact storytelling cares for the free movement of people and human rights. In collaboration with the City of Malibu, the Creative...
Google “disability in film” and the first article that pops up is from 2012, “Disability in film: is cinema finally moving with the times?” Five years...
The character of a president matters. And in this past year since Donald Trump was elected, many of us wished for a president who displays more...
Either you clicked on this article because you took the title’s bait or you genuinely seek to learn some film theory. My goal in doing this is...
The heart of the Sundance Film Festival is Main Street in Park City, Utah. It starts out as a packed street full of festival-goers and eventually...
We as filmmakers pursue a career in storytelling. That seems trivial – of course, that is what filmmaking is about: storytelling. But if you just withdraw...
Going to Sundance ’16, I didn’t actually plan on seeing any movies. There were too many exciting events, too many great panels, and a plethora of VR experiences....
About two-thirds of the way through Robert Rippberger and Scott Rosenfelt’s harrowing new documentary 7 Days In Syria, we are led into an unnamed city center...
Founded by Tobias Deml and Robert Rippberger, Cinema of Change is a magazine, a movement and a monthly meetup, dedicated to discuss how entertainment media impacts...