For over a decade, Dante Hillmedo has been the guy behind the camera at some of culture’s biggest moments — Jay-Z’s Brooklyn Museum opening, Michael Rubin’s all-white party, three years of Met Gala coverage for Essence.
With her directorial debut, Where The Children Go To Play, filmmaker Jada George invites audiences into a dystopian world where artificial intelligence decides who is worthy of survival.
Ray Romano made his directorial debut for the film Somewhere in Queens at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival.
“Mid90s” teems with more than “big-pants, little-wheels” nostalgia––it cleverly plays with the liminality of adolescence, where identity and purpose are existential Play-Doh.
Directorial debuts are always an interesting thing to witness.