One year post-Katrina, I attempted to gauge the disaster's impact on film production in my home state.

Keith Carradine interviews Bill Plympton.

As a pair of falcons and a pack of wolves struggled to raise their families in Canada's remote High Arctic, filmmaker Beeley struggled with his own short window of opportunity.

Candice Accola, who can be seen in the new film Deadgirl, sat down for a brief discussion with Moving Pictures at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival.

Freida Pinto and Dev Patel chat with Moving Pictures the day after Slumdog Millionaire's premiere at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival.

I wanted to prove to people that originality isn't dead. Love Repo or hate Repo - you ain't ever seen anything like Repo.

Why do so many people enjoy trying to make others feel bad about themselves? Filmmaker Seth Landau's thoughts on creators - and haters - exposing themselves on the world's stage.

The life we created behind the scenes for our characters is the only way we could have shot such a deeply emotional film in 15 jam-packed days.

Most love stories end with the couple getting together, and avoid what I believe is the real love story: What happens when the newness wears off?

How do people with their own distinct histories and complicated families create new families? For this story, rehearsals were part of my writing process.