In the documentary 'Disconnect Me,' director Alex Lykos does a 30-day digital detox of his smartphone to become present with the world.

"I believe we need more stories that help us see each other with more compassion, understanding, and acceptance," says Louise Woehrle, director of the new documentary 'A Binding Truth.'

Director Elan Golod discusses making his documentary feature film, 'Nathan-ism,' and the importance of preserving our elders' stories.

David Zum Brunnen and J. Mardrice Henderson discuss playing late American icons Paul Green and Richard Wright in 'The Problem of the Hero.'

Writer-director Erika Arlee and actor-producer Kristi Ray, founders of Honey Head Films, discuss indie filmmaking and their film 'A Song for Imogene.'

Sound mixer-turned-director Cory Choy spoke with us about getting his start in filmmaking and making his first feature film, 'Esme, My Love.'

Director Diego Vicentini on his first film 'Simón', the power of protest, and knowing he'll never be able to return home to Venezuela.

Chad Murdock on his first film, the current state of cinema, and why there isn't a better studio in the world than Studio Murdock.

Meet the musicians behind the year's most astoundingly inventive new film.

St. Vincent and Carrie Brownstein talk The Nowhere Inn.

Basinki looks back on his infamous tape loops

The composer shares how his creative process changed after working on his latest film

Ariel Marx on creating her latest dynamic and layered score in just one month

We chatted with the 'Spree' director about working with Joe Keery and emojis.

The UK/German native talks focusing on producing minority and politically-focused stories.