As a teen, she had “I’m Every Woman” on repeat. Today, the writer-director is the woman at the helm of the Whitney Houston biopic, her third studio-backed feature.

The screenwriter discusses his penchant for self-satirization and why Seth Rogen was his first choice to play a man brined in pickle juice for 100 years.

With every project she takes on, casting director Carla Hool carries the same critical mission: to open up possibilities for Latino actors.

There was a feeling of wanting to tell our stories, wanting to see our images on screen, which wasn't being done before in a way that was positive.

“Certain writers, certain directors, and certain actors spoke to me. It just started to blossom into a really nice body of work that I consumed and integrated.”

It wasn’t long after coronavirus-quarantine orders shut down productions that cinematographer Lawrence Sher found himself needing a creative outlet.

Michael Showalter discusses the comedians that inspired him, his journey to directing, and his new movie "The Lovebirds"

Director Coky Giedroyc thinks a great coming-of-age film has three things: It’s funny. It’s rude. And it’s honest.

Misan Sagay's journey from ER doctor to award-winning screenwriter