by Milo Garner | 18 February, 2019 | Directing, Film History, Filmmaking, Screenwriting, Technical Craft
Crime films are often defined by their slow-burn pace – a powerful opening is an easy way to keep an audience engaged through the sleuthing to come. 1. Spione Fritz Lang’s silent films often end well and start well (usually with something of a dip in the middle), and...
by Milo Garner | 24 January, 2019 | Film History, Filmmaking, Screenwriting
In mid-2016, a new term swept the journalistic world: ‘Fake News’. Encouraged by Trump’s corrosive campaigning, the word has become synonymous with divisive politics and a distrust immanent in the modern world. But truth has long been a malleable concept; post-truth...
