“I never even really decided one day to be a filmmaker. It just seemed obvious,” says Josh Miller, who began making movies in third grade after his family got their first video camera in the 1980s. These weren’t ...

“There’s just something about the concentration of them, the completeness of the experience,” says Jon Spaihts, explaining his enduring love for feature films in an era dominated by prestige television. The scree...

“We worked harder than anyone we knew every year for like twelve or thirteen years, like around the clock. We just couldn’t stop. It’s what we wanted to do,” says J.D. Payne, reflecting on the journey that ...