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Amazon series, The Wilds, follows a group of teen girls who must fight to survive after a plane crash leaves them stranded on a deserted island - but not by accident.

Film and TV stunt coordinator Chris Brewster most recently worked on the film Renfield starring Nicholas Cage and Nicholas Hoult. Chris's work has been recognized with four Screen Actors Guild Awards for Outstanding Action Performance by a Stunt Ensemble for movies such as Ant-man and The Wasp and Black Panther. His credits further include stunt coordinating and second unit directing Black Adam, the original and 2023 remake of the Teen Wolf series and Wolf Pack spin off, and serving as the fight choreographer for Daredevil.

In the documentary, “Introducing, Selma Blair,” actress Selma Blair gives an intimate, raw look at her life as she adapts to living with multiple sclerosis. Colorist María Carretero discussed her work on the film with ProductionHUB, including several different looks established to help support the storyline—Selma’s introduction, her fight with MS, her recovery, sharing her story with the world, and interview footage.

A remake of the 1973 film of the same name, Papillon tells the epic story of Henri “Papillon” Charrière, a safecracker who, after wrongly convicted of murder, must escape the infamous French prison colony of Devil’s Island. The film tells a thrilling, brutal story of survival as the characters fight both the elements and the encroaching effects of isolation-induced insanity. Cinematographer Hagen Bogdanski shares his process in shooting the film, and how he dealt with the elements to find the emotional human core at the center of the story.

Cinematographer Amy Bench just recently finished working on three independent films Mama Bears, Shouting Down Midnight, and Lover, Beloved, all of which were featured in the 2022 SXSW Film Festival. Amy specializes in working on various documentary-style films that bring awareness to pressing issues within the realm of social injustice. Her work on Mama Bears tells the story of Christian mothers who provide constant love and support, as well as fight for the rights of those in the LGBTQ+ community despite the teachings of their church.

Director of photography Ross Emery, ACS lensed five episodes of Aaron Guzikowski’s upcoming HBO Max series Raised by Wolves, which launches Sep. 3. The first series directed by Ridley Scott since 1969, the show is a high-budget remake of the Caitlan Moran series of the same name. Taking place on a mysterious planet, Raised by Wolves follows a group of humans rescued from a destroyed Earth and now protected by artificial intelligence systems named Mother and Father. When the two colonies threaten to tear each other apart, the android systems must fight to protect the humans from their own beliefs.

One of my favorite things about working in this industry is having the opportunity to talk so many really talented people. In our ProductionHUB exclusive series The Directors, we’ll bring you behind the scenes to find out about the styles, techniques, and equipment that are shaping the future of film and television production today.

Typically, we like to touch on the behind-the-scenes production on different movie sets, but we had the opportunity recently to touch on the other side of production — the acting. We talked to Cortney Palm, who quickly gained acclaim in the film industry with her titular role in Sushi Girl, catapulting her into other lead roles such as Daniela in Tourbillon and Zoe in the comedy-horror (with a viral trailer) Zombeavers.

We recently spoke with the Emmy-nominated sound team behind Ted Lasso, which includes Emmy-nominated Supervising Sound Editor Brent Findley, 3x Emmy-nominated Co-Supervising Sound Editor and Dialogue Editor Bernard Weiser, and Emmy-nominated Foley Artist Sanaa Kelley whose TikTok videos showing behind-the-scenes Foley for TV and film have more than 107 million views.

Thirty-five years ago, “The Princess Bride” premiered. Its original theatrical run was not a success but “The Princess Bride” found its audience at the video store—and through constant play on television—during the 1990s. Today, it is considered a family classic.