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MTh Directors, Grady Hall and Mark Kudsi joined forces for Katy Perry’s ‘Roar’ to transform this pop star into Queen of the Jungle. * What challenges on set did you face throughout the development of the video?Our vision was always to make the biggest, best jungle video we possibly could, limitations be damned. We as a whole group just took on the challenge of getting all of it - a complete Woman vs. Tiger storyline, a “Woman Meets Monkey” friendship … not to mention a bunch of action that involved swinging from vines, standing on waterfalls, animated cave paintings and working with all of those animals … and just the “Katy being Katy” scenes in which she paints the elephant’s toenails, brushes the alligator’s teeth, and all those other “Glamazon” moments we loved. See? It’s hard to even summarize it in a quick way - so imagine trying to shoot all this complex stuff in a couple of days.

Sundance (January 24 - February 3) is well underway in Utah with tons of multimedia installations, performances and films. ProductionHUB caught up with a few DPs from featured Sundance films to talk about their projects, inspirations and the road to Sundance.

Find out what equipment is most valuable to industry pros on the go with all-star clients. Is their equipment on your must-have list? If not, what is?

There is no secret. We are now living in an age where fan acquisition is at our fingertips. Sports audiences have become hungrier and more selfish when it comes to how much they expect from their favorite players. Today, every athlete has the most powerful tool in their hand to engage with their fans on a more personal, deeper level. Why is this important? Well, understanding who your audience is, where they come from, and where they are going next can maximize both revenue potential and brand awareness for the athlete like never before. Here are 5 winning strategies you want to start implementing in your content game ASAP.

In a universe where cool kids are nerds, the orchestra is world class and being Asian American is the norm, seniors at Lowell High School compete for the top prize: admission to the college of their dreams. That's the synopsis of Sundance Documentary, Try Harder! In an exclusive post-Sundance interview, ProductionHUB spoke with editor Andrew Gersh about his work on the project and his experience with the first virtual Sundance Film Festival.

Mike Jones, Manager, Product and Sales at ARRI, gives a glimpse into his start in the industry, current lighting trends and how much the industry has changed since he started his career.

In our latest interview, we spoke with Matt Orenstein, the composer of Level 33 Entertainment’s latest horror film, Belle, which was released last month. A reimagining of the story Beauty and the Beast, the film follows Belle, who works on the family farm and cares for her father after he falls severely ill. Desperate to save him, she journeys in search of a mythical rose believed to be a cure. She must surrender herself as a prisoner to a vicious beast as payment for the rose. Battling the beast’s spell and the two toxic relationships in her life, Belle’s true journey is only just beginning.

Jem Schofield has been growing theC47 in sync with some of the most immense changes in terms of technology in this industry. The last decade has been incredible with the introduction and advancement of digital, advancements with lighting technology, camera formats, drones, streaming and just about everything else. We sat down with him to talk about his journey throughout the years.

Jordan Ninkovich is the production designer responsible for creating the beautiful sets found in the recent Hallmark movies The Holiday Sitter and Time for Him to Come Home for Christmas. In this interview, Jordan shares the experience of working on Hallmark’s first LGBTQ+ movie and designing a set from a completely blank slate for The Holiday Sitter, as well as how the score of Time for Him to Come Home for Christmas influenced its production design and how he created a magical feel in the realistic sets of the Christmas Fair and candy store.

Italian-American composer, songwriter, and conductor, Fabrizio Mancinelli, has created original scores for features like Coyote Lake, The Snow Queen 4: Mirrorlands, and the documentary Growing Up With Nine Old Men.