The Business

<p>Mark Burnett and Roma Downey talk "The Bible." Stephenie Meyer goes from "Twilight" to "Austenland."</p>

<p>Creating FX's "The Bridge," the bilingual border-town crime drama.</p>

Slated: a matchmaking site for filmmakers and film investors. Plus, the rise of the unsung casting director.

Why Rick Santorum wants to make movies; The man behind the <em>Despicable Me</em> movies 

<p>Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro on what he’s learned from failure and how he navigates the rocky waters of the film business.</p>

<p>The "Fashion Police" writers go on strike. Also the WGA East charges Joan Rivers with violating Guild rules.</p>

<p>A former intern who sued Fox speaks out about what he calls "wage theft." Brian K. Vaughn and Neal Baer of CBS's "Under the Dome."</p>

<p>Why Kevin Smith won't use Kickstarter to fund "Clerks 3." Producer Lynda Obst on Hollywood's "sequelitis."</p>

<p>Matthew Weiner, the creator of "Mad Men" talks about ending the iconic show, the Emmys, Twitter, and his conflicts with AMC.</p>

<p>Long time collaborators Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg talk with John Horn about making their directorial debut, "This Is the End."</p>

<p><span class="Apple-style-span">Bogdanovich discovers his 1975 flop "At Long Last Love" on Netflix only it’s not his version! Plus, he hits the highs and lows of a long career in filmmaking.</span></p>

<p>Mitchell Hurwitz bares all: how "Arrested Development" was revived, his response to critics and if there's more to come.</p>

<p>How Fred Savage went from child actor to go-to TV director.</p>

<p>Why filmmaker Noah Baumbach stripped down the set, crew and budget for his new movie, Frances Ha. Plus, the life the lowly PA.</p>

<p>Marc Maron reinvigorated his lagging comedy career with his podcast WTF. Now he's translated that life into scripted TV comedy.</p>

<p>Zach Braff defends his use of Kickstarter.</p>

<p>How the Oscar-nominated Norwegian film "Kon-Tiki" was simultaneously shot in English. Plus, the story of "Unmade in China."</p>

<p>From binge viewing to streaming, Joshua Topolsky on how tech innovation is changing the way we watch TV and movies.</p>

<p>How indie filmmaker Adam Leon made his gritty indie film. Plus, the Hollywood power lunch isn't about the food.</p>

Danny Boyle directs his new film "Trance" while also creating the London Olympics Opening Ceremony.

<p>Filmmaker Derek Cianfrance on Ryan Gosling and the art/business balance of movie-making.</p>

<p>An Aboriginal director on his hit Aussie film, "The Sapphires." Plus a VFX business update.</p>

<p>'Top Chef's' Richard Blais talks about being a TV chef. Plus, hacking Hollywood.</p>

<p>Making preschool TV: We talk "Sesame Street," Disney Junior and focus groups.</p>

<p>Why Participant Media made an action film with meaning, starring Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson.</p>

<p>Visual effects pros share their woes, and 2012 Academy Award winners reflect on their life with Oscar.</p>

<p>Reality producer Monica Martino's harrowing experience on Bamazon leads her to call for action in the reality TV business.</p>

<p>'House of Cards' show-runner on the Netflix experiment; 'Les Miserables' costume designer.</p>

<p>James L. Brooks and David Silverman talk "The Simpsons" and their Oscar-nominated "Short Film." Plus, "Life of Pi's" marine consultant brings authenticity to the film.</p>

<p>Author Lawrence Wright on Scientology and Hollywood.</p>

<p>Making the Oscar-nominated Documentary Searching for Sugar Man</p>

<p class="p1">The Exec Who Championed Life of Pi; Filmmakers Race to finish their film for Sundance</p>

<p>A former Obama speechwriter and 'Modern Family' director make TV comedy.</p>

<p>The big TV and film stories of 2012 and a look at 2013.</p>

<p>Ben Affleck on his career resurrection as an actor-director.</p>

<p>Composer Alexandre Desplat on doing the lonely job that he loves. Plus, the founder of IMDB.</p>

<p>Illeana Douglas on going from actress to webseries entrepreneur. Plus, Oscar-winning make-up artist Lois Burwell.<br /><br /></p>

<p>A conversation with "Hitchcock"director Sacha Gervasi and producer Tom Pollock.</p>

<p>Neil Patrick Harris talks magic; Catherine Keener and Christopher Walken talk the business of acting.</p>

<p>Director Bob Zemeckis makes "Flight" for cheap, defends motion capture and abandons his remake of "Yellow Submarine."</p>

<p>Filmmaker Benh Zeitlin on how "Beasts of the Southern Wild" is a lesson in unconventional filmmaking.</p>

<p>Sex, catholicism and disability: the filmmakers on how they made 'The Sessions'</p>

<p>How 'Sunny' went from a home video among friends to its eighth season on FX.</p>

<p>Showtime's president talks "Homeland." We meet the producer who found the "Argo" story.</p>

<p>Ben Affleck on his career resurrection as an actor-director.</p>

<p>Tig Notaro makes comedy from crises.</p>

<p>The challenges and rewards of making movies in China.</p>

<p>Filmmaker Derek Cianfrance on working with Ryan Gosling and balancing the art and business of movie-making.</p>

<p>Scheduling CBS in primetime; Toronto International Film Festival's volunteers</p>

<p>Jason Schwartzman composes movie music. Keanu Reeves makes a documentary.</p>