Articles by A D Cooper
BAFTA’s Lucky 225: A new force for female directors created by accident
AD Cooper gives us the inside scoop on a little mistake that caused some big goings-on for an important subject: the fascinating story of BAFTA’s Lucky 225. BAFTA started it Early in 2017, BAFTA launched an initiative to help women directors raise their skills to direct high-end drama. It was called Elevate, and I applied […] |
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“My Cousin Rachel” is a lavishly intriguing affair
AD Cooper reviews the sumptuous costume drama to find out if My Cousin Rachel is indeed worth getting all hot and bothered about. This film was seen at a pre-première screening followed by a Q&A with writer/director Roger Michell who provided insights in the production and his film making process. Note: there are spoilers in this review. […] |
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“Nocturnal Animals” lights up the revenge thriller genre
AD Cooper reports from a preview screening of Tom Ford’s newest directing effort to give us the low-down on one of 2016’s hottest films. It’s been seven years since Tom Ford’s first foray into film directing (the much acclaimed A Single Man). With Nocturnal Animals, he returns with his crisp sleek style of film making in […] |
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The fast-evolving world of G-Tech drives
A D Cooper looks into G-Tech’s extensive range of external hard drives for creative professionals. A recent trip to the inaugural Media Production Show in London revealed a treasure trove of new kit and services, and, notable for the attendant filmmakers and cinematographers salivating over the latest innovations, gimbals, rigs, arms, drones and more. G-Tech […] |