“A Poetic Lesson on Black Anatomy”
In her film Black Anatomy, Denisse Ariana Pérez revindicates the black body through poetry.
Film
Tide In Tide Out is a Mesmerising, Moving Meditation on Breath and Water
Denisse Ariana Pérez invites us to contemplate breath and water through her recent film Tide in Tide Out.
Film
The 5 Best Cameras for Filmmaking on a Budget
Filmmaker Dominic Gould shares his favourite cameras for filming music videos, events, interviews and more on a budget.
Film
How to Get Funding for a Film: Advice from Emmy-Winning Filmmaker Lisa Russell
A candid conversation about finding your path as a filmmaker, the various ways to fund films and common mistakes to avoid.
Photography
A Conversation with Photographer and Filmmaker Jon Frank
We chat to Jon Frank about his diverse career in both still and moving pictures.
Film
This Short Film Explores the Desire to Create with Artist Heath Wae
A short film exploring the process, inspiration and philosophy behind artist Heath Wae's practice.
Film
Is Film School Worth it? Two Filmmakers Weigh In
Is film school worth the time and money? Hear from two experienced filmmakers, one who went to film school and one who started his own business instead.
Film
Talking to Trees with Jordan Manley
Capturing 3,000-year-old bristlecone trees in his latest film Treeline, Jordan Manly shows the immense power of film to reignite our relationship with nature.
Film
Pacífico: Discovering a Purpose in Latin America
Before founding Urth, two good friends quit their jobs and set off on the journey of a lifetime.
Film
The Divinity of Ordinary Things with Nathan Oldfield
Whether it’s the footwork of a long boarder, or light playing off the water, Nathan Oldfield’s surf films diverge from competition and glorify what he calls "these everyday sacred things".