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Want to learn the filmmaking craft or strengthen your skills with help from industry vets whose credits include The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Hugo, Mad Max: Fury Road and more? Now you can with Filmmaker U. We sat down with the creators of the online educational hub to get a look at what filmmakers can expect to learn.

Evolve partnered with Aslyum Entertainment and show creator John Boswell to co-produce this un-scripted series for National Geographic. Origins: The Journey of Humankind, is an eight-part hour-long series that tells the story of human history from the beginning to present day.

above: Chicago-based AD Stephanie Clemonsby featured blog contributor, Jeremy PinckertAs the Velvet Underground famously sang, “I’m Beginning to See the Light.” Or at least a recent project I was slated to Direct forced me to turn my eyes even more towards a light to which I’ve already been headed. Irregardless, now that I’ve had a look? I ain’t ever going back. Our client, Go RVing, needed a wide-range of marketing video content for Broadcast and Web use, and they brought me in to direct a 4-day shoot on Michigan’s West Coast. The first day was all interviews with actual users telling their unscripted stories to camera. The second and third days involved shooting eight different scenic broll situations with 20+ talent members in various camping situations. The fourth day was a practice in planning, logistics, and highway patrol as we shot seven vehicles on a large stretch of a US highway, through rolling vineyards and driving on wooded country roads.

Why would a non-profit want to invest in video or motion content? We all know that quality video costs money and that non-profits have limited funds. What would encourage them to make this sort of costly investment? Partnering with a global reaching yet locally-owned multimedia production facility that stays plugged into their community can be an untapped resource for non-profits.

Editor Todd Downing was ACE-nominated for his work last year on Russian Doll season one. This year he has put his incredible talent into three episodes of the intriguing FX limited series, Mrs. America.

Bruce Logan, ASC has worked on some of the most iconic movies in existence, from 2001: A Space Odyssey to Star Wars. His career has taken all over a film set, which prepared him for his latest project, writing and directing the new indie drama, Lost Fare. In this interview, he takes us behind-the-scenes of working with one of the world's greatest directors and directing his own feature.

Over the last few weeks, I’ve ziplined in Maui, toured the Louvre, and visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City — all without leaving my apartment. Virtual reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) are having a moment under the COVID-19 pandemic by allowing us to feel closer to one another, moving us beyond the confines of social distancing, and connecting us to our coworkers and the world despite the necessary, but frustrating restrictions keeping us all at home and making remote working challenging.

As Emmy season approaches, ProductionHUB talked to a few remarkable costume designers who worked on some of Amazon’s most desired and dynamic streaming series, including The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Good Omens and The Romanoffs.