Greed
An ambitious silent-era epic, Greed is one of the most famous lost films in cinema history, originally cut down from nearly nine hours to just over two. Directed by Erich von Stroheim, the film tells a tragic story of obsession and materialism, centered around a lottery winner whose life is destroyed by greed. The surviving version is still considered a masterpiece of silent cinema, with stunning cinematography and rich character development. Its themes of human downfall and moral decay remain timeless. Despite its troubled history, Greed is widely regarded as one of the greatest silent films ever made.
Best Movies About The Stock Market: 14 Iconic Movies About Markets
For someone who is a movie lover and a stock market enthusiast, you’re probably wondering what are the best movies about the stock market. With a hint of valiance, let’s take a look at these movie scenes that are a clear example of world markets…
Best Jack Nicholson Movies: 10 Top Jack Nicholson Films
If you are a dedicated cinephile, you’ve probably wondered what are the best Jack Nicholson movies. If you’re a fan of Jack you’re in for a treat! It’s hard to name a single greatest actor of all time, but Jack Nicholson surely deserves to be…
Best Werner Herzog Films: 29 Werner Herzog Movies You Need To See
Werner Herzog is a fantastic filmmaker who’s brought many brilliant films to screens all over the world. In this article, we list what we believe to be the best Werner Herzog films. Herzog has produced screen magic with Fitzcarraldo, Grizzly Man and Aguirre, the Wrath…
Best Hayao Miyazaki Movies: 11 Magical Films You Can’t Miss
Hayao Miyazaki is an incredible and magical filmmaker who’s brought many amazing films to screens all over the world. In this article, we list what we believe to be the best Hayao Miyazaki movies. Miyazaki has produced screen magic with My Neighbour Totoro, Howl’s Moving…
Success In The Indie Film World: How These First-Time Filmmakers Are Crushing It
We have another special article for you today, this time from Artem Koker, who talks about his pits and falls on a journey to making a feature documentary. In this article, he covers the beginning to end process of drafting, producing and trying to sell…
Filmmaking & Producing: The Making of a TV Show
The brand new comedy series, “P’s in a Pod,” has opened my world of acting in front of the camera to the daunting task of being an Executive Producer. Our series about the messy, yet endearing, pair Pete & Polly comprise the “P’s” who comedically…
Case Study: 8 LinkedIn Tactics That Really Worked For Us — and 5 That Didn’t
This is a piece originally posted on Reddit by user maxthescribbler. It’s a top notch piece on LinkedIn tactics and I wanted you guys to see it. So reposting here. Take it away, Max! 8 LinkedIn Tactics That Really Worked For Us — and 5…
Joe Rogan Book Recommendations in 2026: 40 Books Joe Liked
If you’re a fan of Joe Rogan’s podcast, and his work in a variety of fields, you might be interested in the books he’s read and recommends. Through his diverse career and regular podcast, Joe has met and interviewed people from all sorts of fields…
How To Screen Write: 5 Ways a Screenwriting Partnership Worked While Writing a First Movie
Today, we have an article on screenwriting that teaches you a process of how to screen write. Filmmaker Angela Caito will take you through her process in detail and I’m sure there will be plenty of a-ha moments here! I am Angela Caito and together…
How to Make a Comedy Short Film
In 2018 we set out to make a five-minute comedy short, but I’ll admit it: being funny is hard. Trying to write a witty article is also hard. But bare with me, we’ll get there. The Many Faces of Beth Jones is a film set…
