A TORRENTIAL ONSLAUGHT OF WORDS
Dave Dye interviews Dave Trott. (And if you don't know what that means you need to read it right now.)
David Abbott's 1994 memo that's just as relevant today as when it was written. Except maybe it's more relevant because we don't even have a David Abbott to write stuff like this anymore.
Props master tells you how he decides what to go with for lots of great TV shows.
Malkovich becomes every famous photograph.
Tim Hortons turns a regular, everyday house into a working coffee shop. The neighbors must be thrilled.
Soderbergh really wants you to understand the staging in Raiders.
Advertising's not dead. Don't you see, Sam? It can't die. Advertising doesn't exist. It never existed goddamnit.
RAINY DAY MOVIES