online buy cialisonline buy fioricetonline buy phentermineonline buy tramadolonline buy valium movieScope Magazine: By Filmmakers. For Filmmakers. - VOL 2, NO 2 2008
  • JoomlaWorks AJAX Header Rotator
  • JoomlaWorks AJAX Header Rotator
  • JoomlaWorks AJAX Header Rotator
  • JoomlaWorks AJAX Header Rotator
  • JoomlaWorks AJAX Header Rotator
  • JoomlaWorks AJAX Header Rotator
  • JoomlaWorks AJAX Header Rotator
  • JoomlaWorks AJAX Header Rotator
  • JoomlaWorks AJAX Header Rotator
  • JoomlaWorks AJAX Header Rotator
SUBSCRIBE TODAY AND SAVE 30%!

MORE PAGES! SAME PRICE!

movieScope Magazine is a 80-page, full colour bi-monthly hard copy publication that provides a fresh perspective on the collaborative nature of filmmaking. Each issue features contributions by key industry professionals, established journalists and filmmakers from Hollywood, the UK/Europe, the Indie film scene and other global movie hotspots. The result is an informative and entertaining read filled with practical advice, encouragement and behind-the-scenes information: invaluable and entertaining in equal measure. Ideal for filmmakers and serious movie lovers.

movieScope on facebook!

movieScope Magazine now has its own profile and official group on facebook. Click here to join us!

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
IN FOCUS - THIS ISSUE'S COVER STORY
INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL: DAVID KOEPP SCRIPTS THE RETURN OF AN ICON
Hollywood is not known to be a fast-moving machine. “Development Hell” is all too common in a town where, as immortal film critic Pauline Kael once put it, “You can die of encouragement.” But 19 years!? That’s how long fans of Indiana Jones have been waiting for their hero to return to the big anamorphic screen.
Read More >>
 
CASE STUDIES
FRANK MARSHALL: HIT MAKER
In case you didn’t happen to notice, Professor Henry Jones Jr [a.k.a. “Indiana Jones”] is a member of the archaeology Marshall College. This is clearly a homage to Frank Marshall, who has produced most of Steven Spielberg’s movies and many others as well.
Read More >>
CASE STUDIES
JANUSZ KAMINSKI: THE MAN WHO SHOT INDIANA JONES
Janusz Kaminski was born and raised in Wroclaw, Poland, a fairly large metropolis neatly tucked behind the Iron Curtain. The only child of a housewife and factory worker, Kaminski grew up with a passion for watching movies—though at the time, he never considered working in film as a possible career. Thanks to the slightly liberal ...
Read More >>
 
CASE STUDIES
MICHAEL KAHN: A CUT ABOVE
Michael Kahn has been editing Steven Spielberg’s films for over 30 years and has picked up three Oscars® and countless other awards and nominations along the way. movieScope caught up with the editor early in the morning (LA time), as he was putting the finishing touches to the fourth INDIANA JONES movie, to talk about his long ca...
Read More >>
INSIDER'S P.O.V. - ACTING
JASON ISAACS’ LOVE AFFAIR WITH THE CAMERA
It’s hard not to be overwhelmed by Jason Isaacs almost immediately when you meet him. As he came to meet me at a Starbucks, I was at once hit by a wave of chatter along with his piercing stare that has lent him the extra menace or sympathy that he gathers from his various roles. Unlike the complex and morally confused characters s...
Read More >>
 
CASE STUDIES
LEONTI’S DAYLIGHT ROBBERY
41-year-old writer-director Paris Leonti got his first break as an onset driver after an auspicious meeting with a guy in a pub in the East End of London. Among others he drove the young cast from PRINCE OF THIEVES, Christian Bale on the sets of METROLAND and VELVET GOLDMINE, Joseph Fiennes on SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE, Colin Firth on F...
Read More >>

Magazine Issues

Subscriber Login

Premium movieScope content is launching soon...






Lost Password?
No account yet? Register

Newsletter Signup



Receive HTML?

QXDigital Joomla Site Design