All posts tagged "Film"
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“The Wild Robot” brings audiences to tears
I rarely find myself brought to genuine tears by a kid’s movie, but “The Wild Robot” is an exception. Released on Sept. 27, “The Wild...
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NPHS film photographers capture student life
As their camera flashes, a film photographer cannot simply click a button and look at the photos they have just taken or hope to take...
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Wonka cast purely imagines new rendition
Published in 1964, Rohld Dahl’s “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” tells the story of a young, poor boy selected to visit the prestigious Willy Wonka’s...
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When creativity takes over the pen
Prologue The small yet present writers of NPHS go above and beyond the writing required in their English classes. Talented script writers, poets and authors...
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Channing Tatum meets a man’s not-so best friend in “Dog”
While the name “Dog” lacks creativity, the film itself exceeded the low expectations that the name presented itself with. In the film, Channing Tatum plays...
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The Alec Baldwin tragedy exposes issues in the film industry
Oct. 21 was supposed to be a typical rehearsal day for the cast and crew of the upcoming western movie “Rust,” starring Alec Baldwin. While...
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Loving Vincent showcases creativity
It is more common than ever for people to complain about the lack of creativity in the movie industry. The incessant grumbling about how no...
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Filmmaking makes the world make sense
As a pretentious camera enthusiast, I am required to enjoy the cinema. However, my love for this form of storytelling stems from a necessity to...
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Students partake in professional film acting
While some of NPHS’s performers express themselves on the PAC stage, some prefer to let the cameras roll and take on a part in commercials,...
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“Hidden Figures” promotes representation in the film industry
Turning a dramatic story of American history into a fun and family friendly movie, while still bringing to light major social issues in America then...