Welcome to the Special Fall 2018 Edition of SHOOT’s Directors Series. Our mix of profiles…

While audiences on both sides of the Atlantic have for many years and counting been…

At an early age Martin de Thurah studied acting and painting as he tried to…

In his feature directorial debut—The Sentence, which recently won the U.S. Documentary Audience Award at…

An accomplished narrative filmmaker—as evidenced by Maggie’s Plan, a Sony Pictures Classics release starring Greta…

Director Alison Klayman—whose work spans lauded documentaries, shorts, commercials and branded content—is no stranger to…

On one hand, Call Me by Your Name had myriad challenges to overcome—budget constraints, numerous…

Bryan Fogel’s auspicious debut as a documentary filmmaker is a testament to his adaptability as…

DeMane Davis loves directing commercials and branded content via production house Sweet Rickey. But she…

Director Dee Rees’ Mudbound has put Netflix squarely in this season’s Oscar conversation. Rees also…

A love letter to Michel Gondry that went unanswered and the increasingly integral role played…

Miles Jay first graced the pages of SHOOT’s Directors Series in 2013 when he was…

At first blush it might seem that director Reginald Hudlin was moving out of his…

Looking to open up a new world via parallel stories set 50 years apart, director…

On the surface, many may find the prospect of re-living the Tonya Harding story an…

Among the many collaborators who stand out for director Stephen Frears on the recently released…