Series Spotlight: The Last Grail
Creator Atticus Clemens traces a single hidden thread of stewardship and power across 7,686 years, from Jeremiah fleeing Jerusalem to a real 1933 plot against Franklin Roosevelt.
Creator Atticus Clemens traces a single hidden thread of stewardship and power across 7,686 years, from Jeremiah fleeing Jerusalem to a real 1933 plot against Franklin Roosevelt.
Roland Bryant Jr wrote, directed, produced, and stars in this Detroit crime series, then built its animation pipeline himself to pull it off.
Jesus Pasos wrote, directed, and voices the talking dog in his new mockumentary series about a guy trying to save his family's riverside venue, one bad decision at a time.
Five species tear Earth apart hunting five spheroids, and the man behind the war wrote, directed, scored, and voiced it himself. Shaqwan Henry Sr on building The Genesis Orbs from the ground up.
George Worrell spent 30 years getting to know Washington, DC one storefront at a time. Now the host of Neighborhood Favorites is putting those relationships on camera, cannabis dispensary and non-alcoholic bar included.
Sophie Turner plays the real Joan Hannington, a single mother who talks her way out of a bad marriage and into becoming one of Britain's most successful jewel thieves.
Director John Powers on why the story behind the performance matters as much as the performance itself, and why some things a studio interview can never capture.
A cop is dead, a young man is running, and every witness remembers the night differently. VaShawn Dixon on building a crime series where perspective is the whole point.
Avai d'Amico built Criminal Lines as an anthology of three crime stories, each shot at real locations the production team could access, including a bank under remodeling and a scrap yard full of rusted vehicles.
Filippo Ruggieri wrote, directed, and composed the score for a series about romantic patterns, built from his own experience of watching love repeat itself in different shapes.
Six Atlanta comedians, two episodes, one subject: love and relationships, from every angle. Plus a real proposal at the end.
Melvin Cotton III on he-Motions, a two-part documentary about Black men, mental wellness, and the cost of being taught to keep your emotions silent. Co-directed with Treston Mayo. The tagline says it: My Vulnerability Is Not Weakness.