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A Lust For Life: Photoplay's Jasmin Tarasin for APIA
Aussie legend, Li Cunxin of Mao’s Last Dancer, moves as graceful as ever as he leaps into life away from the stage in APIA's latest campaign... read more
Talent Will Always Reign Supreme: Thibaut Estellon, REVERSE
Careful messaging is critical for any brand right now. More than ever, brands need to be genuine and true, not opportunistic. read more
Elsa Rakotoson: In Control At Frenzy
From the indie magazine scene in London to the founding of her production company Frenzy Paris, Elsa Rakotoson has combined talent, determination... read more
Going Epic and Western For Barbecues Galore: Infinity Squared's Daniel Reisinger
I'm a lifelong genre nut! So I found two genres I could explore, The Game of Thrones-style knightly epic and the Western. read more
Reviving Past Techniques: Kim Jacobsen, REVERSE
My side hustle is rebuilding and renovating my early 19th-century house. When my wife and I bought it, it hadn’t been renovated in 80 years. read more
The Mill: Keep Calm and Make Films
We speak to The Mill's executive director Stephen Venning about how the production house is faring during the current crisis. Questions by Mark... read more
It All Starts At Grassroots: Ying-Poi De Lacy, Massïf
I have to relentlessly nurture my self-belief in my ability and knowledge as a film director, especially when I often get mistaken for an intern or... read more
Doing What I Love: Jasmin Tarasin, Director, Photoplay
The attitudes and culture are changing but unfortunately the statistics are still pretty awful. It is about 11% of all commercial work is made by... read more
Little Things: JCPenney by Spears & Arrows
There must have been 60 racks of clothes, 3 tailors, 3 seamstresses, several AD’s and too many accessories to list. read more
The Cut: Charles Burroughs for Larose Paris
The more I looked at the previous films, the more I realized that we had been able to create quality pieces by always keeping it simple. read more