DIRECTORS
How to Suck Less at ... Starting a Theater Company
Lydia Parker, Yank expat, goes to London to teach Brits a few things about theater … and now she can tell you how to do it right.
Meagan Good on How She Stayed True in Hollywood
The action hero joins 'The Carlos Watson Show' for a revealing sit-down.
How Making a Film Led Isabel Sandoval to Come Out as Trans
Isabel Sandoval, director and star of "Lingua Franca," joins "The Carlos Watson Show.
The Next Big Indie Filmmaker Might Be a TikToker
The social media platform is fast emerging as a training ground for novice moviemakers.
Ava DuVernay’s Arrival and the Path Not Taken
It always seems like famous people's fortunes are foretold, but director Ava DuVernay's was anything but.
The Blacklisted Nollywood Eight
In 2004, a studio power play changed Nigeria’s film industry forever.
Only Let Women Direct Superhero Films
A woman's touch is exactly what on-screen champions need.
Can Asia Finally Break Through at the Oscars?
For decades, Asian films have been relegated to the fringes of major American award ceremonies.
How This Duo Twisted Suburbia Into Uncomfortable Laughs
Dawn Luebbe and Jocelyn DeBoer are the writing/acting/directing duo behind “Greener Grass,” the oddball comedy to watch this fall.
When a Silent Movie Theater Owner Was Silenced ... Mid-Movie
The end of LA’s last silent movie theater was a melodrama all on its own.
The Food That Built America
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
Luca Brasi Sleeps With the Fishes No Longer
If you knew the fictional mobster, then you knew real-life mobster-turned-actor Lenny Montana — both courtesy of The Godfather.
Getting My Head Kicked In — in the Palestinian Territories
Doing a documentary on the Palestinian Territories is not without its perils.
