On Veterans Day, Nov. 11, photographers Kurt Gerber and his son, Nick Gerber, will preview a feature doc they made traveling on motorcycles through
“MAYA ANGELOU: THE PEOPLE’S POET,” the feature doc being produced by Media Process Group’s Bob Hercules and Keith Walker, will
Giving back is a given among Chicago’s creative community. This is the first in a series about who and how these gifts are being made
Hootenanny editor/designer Graham Metzger can add “director” to his list of accomplishments, having directed three broadcast spots for Network Health of Wisconsin, via Chicago agency AE
Chicago owes its glorious parkland to visionary landscape architect Jens Jensen, whose genius is described in “Jens Jensen: The Living Green,” director Carey Lundin’s award-winning feature
Eric Anderson and Amelia Dellos’ screenplay, “Oriole Park,” a tale about John Wayne Gacy’s decade-long killing spree, won “The Pitch” prize of $20,000 of in-kind services,
The incredibly rapid changes in technology that we’ve been experiencing have been slowly coming along on the camera side.
Digital Cinema cameras today
Paragon Studios, Chicago’s oldest, continuously-operating sound studio, has closed after 46 years – not for lack of business but because its West Loop building
Towers Productions’ hit primetime reality series, “Strange Inheritance,” returns for its second season on Fox Business Network (FBN) Wednesday Nov. 11
AICP’s Next Awards come to Chicago, Thursday, Nov. 5, with the screening of the winners’ reel of advertising’s finest integrated-media work, and a highly
A web series that former Chicago ad agency CD/screenwriter Colin Costello, now living in LA,<span style="font-family: verdana, geneva;
Cutters Studios’ up-and-coming assistants were the big winners in AICE Chicago’s 14th
There were two significant hires this week for recently-opened post and production studio Conspiracy.
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HAVAS CHICAGO’S OFFICE at busy Grand and Wabash is stopping traffic (in a good way) with its street level, experiential window display
Three Chicago-made features – a narrative and two documentaries – won top prizes in the 51st Chicago International Film Festival<span style="font-family: verdana,
Legendary blockbuster film writer/director Lana Wachowski, who rarely if ever makes a public appearance in Chicago, will actually be front and center on the stage
Writer/director Lucia Mauro’s second film and first feature “One Year Later,” currently in post, centers on Liz, a dedicated teacher of comparative
McGarryBowen Chicago is back in the restaurant business, having lost Pizza Hut to Deutsch,
When the Chicago Bulls players jog into the court at the United Center to the roar of the crowd tonight, Oct. 27, they will
