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Directed by the band’s own Eric ‘Shade’ Balderose and Jami Morgan and produced by NOWHERE2RUN Productions, the animated video follows Code Orange into a dystopian wasteland, where they perform onstage while simultaneously taking down the ruling class. The band utilized motion-capture technology to create 3D models of themselves for the visual. … [Read more...] about Code Orange Debut Dystopian Video for ‘Autumn and Carbine’

Related Story 'Canvas' Director Frank E. Abney III Talks First Time Seeing Himself On Screen, Crafting While each Donaldson adaptation has presented its own singular tone and world, and come with its set of challenges, The Snail and the Whale was by far the most challenging that the directors had ever taken on, calling for extensive water work and a range of eye-catching environments. “A lot of people, including us, were really worried when we were taking it on, and it was always like, ‘Can we actually do this? Everything says we can’t do it.’ Like, all our experience, from the last 10 years of making these films,” Lang admits. “But because we had such a magnificent team, it ended up being the most pleasant and easiest experience, ultimately. It was really challenging, but everyone did such an amazing job that I’ve never had an easier time, as a director.” … [Read more...] about In ‘The Snail And The Whale,’ Directors Max Lang & Daniel Snaddon Find Their Most Ambitious Children’s Book Adaptation To Date

Last Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 14 was indeed interesting for the viewers. For the unversed, the makers had conducted a press conference with the housemates, in which the contestants answered some controversial questions asked by the journalists. While many of them showed their different sides of personalities during the Q&A session, Eijaz Khan came across as the most arrogant one amongst all. … [Read more...] about Eijaz Khan Calls Himself ‘Pure Gold’ After Bigg Boss 14 Makers Call Him ‘Arrogant’

When you look back on the Obama years — particularly those first 2 when voters had handed Democrats massive majorities — do you think Democrats would have gotten more done if they’d done away with the filibuster right way? Why do you think that didn’t happen?There’s no question that if there had been filibuster reform in the Senate, a lot more would hace gotten accomplished: things like a public option for health care, perhaps some action on climate change, a bigger stimulus, the DREAM Act [a bill that aims to protect undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children] — there’s a lot. The thing is, I think it takes senators time to come around to the reality that reform is necessary. And while we had many more votes in the caucus in 2009-2010, there were probably fewer votes for filibuster reform then there are now. … [Read more...] about Democrats’ Choice: End the Filibuster or Watch McConnell Win (Again)

Kay, Uzan, and directors Louis Leterrier and Marcela Said do an impressive job of keeping the tone mostly light while also treating Assane’s quest to hurt Pellegrini — and the collateral damage caused by this mission — with the utmost gravity. The story bounces around in time, not only showing us Assane’s childhood before and after Babakar’s death, but revisiting aspects of each heist afterward to reveal exactly how he pulled it off. (In that respect, Leterrier’s experience directing the first Now You See Me film comes in very handy.) This kind of fractured narrative could easily get confusing, but the story itself has so much energy that it all flows together nicely. The show even pulls off the neat trick of making subplots about Assane’s ex-wife Claire (Ludivine Sagnier) and often-neglected teenage son Raoul (Etan Simon) feel vital to understanding and appreciating Assane, when on other genre shows, this kind of material can feel like a … [Read more...] about ‘Lupin’: Mastering the Art of the Steal