Ted Lasso Star Jason Sudeikis Wins Golden Globe for Musical or Comedy TV Series Actor
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It seems Ted Lasso really is winning over everyone: Jason Sudeikis won the musical or comedy series actor statue at the 78th Annual Golden Globe Awards.
This was Sudeikis’ first-ever nomination from the HFPA and therefore first win. It came for his portrayal of the titular American football coach who crossed the pond to work for a Premier League team in Apple TV Plus’ freshman half-hour. But, Sudeikis first portrayed the character more than half a decade ago, in promotional videos for NBC Sports’ coverage of the real-life Premier League. The expansion of the character in a feel-good sitcom won over audiences and critics alike when it premiered during the tumultuous summer of 2020, and it has picked up its first award too.
From Cherry to Fast 9, How Camera Operators Deliver Action
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Whether it’s filming a major musical number or epic action sequence, camera operators are responsible for the media audiences consume.
Camera operator Mitch Dubin’s 17th film with director Steven Spielberg is the upcoming “West Side Story.” The musical presented Dubin with opportunities to harness new techniques, such as wearing an earpiece to listen to the score while filming.
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“Normally, you take your cues visually, but in a dance film like [this] if I wait for the visuals of a dancer leaping in the air, I would be late,” explains Dubin. “I had to have the music to understand exactly when [to move and focus].”
Billie Eilish: The World s a Little Blurry Review: A Very Good Documentary Hang-Out Movie Billie Eilish: The World s a Little Blurry Review: A Very Good Documentary Hang-Out Movie
R.J. Cutler s backstage portrait captures Billie Eilish s rise to stardom - but more important, it shines a light on the old-meets-new electricity that has made her the quintessential pop star of the 21st century.
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Running time: Running time: 141 MIN.
Billie Eilish hasn’t been famous for very long, but when you see her in “Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry,” R.J. Cutler’s two-hour-and-20-minute but never boring documentary hang-out movie, you see why she’s already the quintessential pop star of the 21st century.