Still, even people who love Polaroid’s analog soul and tactile immediacy have their limits. Each shot from an eight-photo ...

Italian director and screenwriter Alice Rohrwacher ( La Chimera, Heavenly Body) has been chosen to chair the jury of the ...

Pennsylvania State Police said patrol troopers at every station across the commonwealth are now equipped with body-worn cameras, weeks ahead of schedule. State police said they've outfitted more ...

Old film SLR cameras have a beautiful vintage charm, though few people shoot on the medium nowadays, and even fewer have the knowledge to repair their intricate mechanisms. I was pondering what to do ...

The camera can take 72 photos per roll of film — regular 35mm film cameras get 36 shots. The half-frame means each photo has slightly less detail and resolution, but if you are mainly looking at ...

The camera can take 72 photos per roll of film — regular 35mm film cameras get 36 shots. The half-frame means each photo has slightly less detail and resolution, but if you are mainly looking at ...

Watch on Deadline The film, officially titled F1 as of July 5, will roll into theaters on June 27 ... constructed modified Formula 2 cars with 15 camera mounts built into them to shoot films.

“Sony Pictures Classics is the perfect home for our film. From the very beginning, they felt what we felt — that ‘Merrily We Roll Along ... and a knowing camera that moves from closeup ...

The filmed version of the hit Broadway revival of Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s Merrily We Roll Along has been acquired for future ... but it is being described as an “immersive film” that ...

Wallen can be seen whispering in Oscar winner Mikey Madison’s ear as the show’s credits roll before walking off ... and sorry” over the clip. For his set on the March 29 episode of SNL ...

EXCLUSIVE: Emma Laird will star in Mint, the upcoming BBC crime family drama, which is Scrapper director Charlotte Regan’s first TV series. Deadline can reveal Mayor Of Kingstown and The ...

Science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke once wrote, “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” Magic, art or science? Film photography blurs the lines between these ...