Hi, FilmmakersWorld Community!
While we’re working on a few exclusive interviews, we’ve put together a selection of the posts you loved the most throughout June and July 2026.
Take a look through them, and let us know which one was your favorite! 🎬🍿
1. The Odyssey: Pushing IMAX Filmmaking Further
Christopher Nolan and cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema shot the entire feature on IMAX film cameras, making The Odyssey the first feature film ever shot entirely with IMAX film cameras.
Want to learn more about The Odyssey? In these features, we take a closer look at the custom IMAX Keighley Camera developed for the film and the anamorphic lens choices made by Christopher Nolan and cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema.
2. Madonna – Confessions II: Inside the Making of a Large-Scale Cinematic Production
An exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the making of Madonna’s Confessions II, directed by Torso Solutions and produced by Division, revealing the scale and complexity of the production.
3. Sơn Tùng M-TP × Tyga – Come My Way: Behind the Scenes
A behind-the-scenes look at the making of Come My Way, directed by Lê Phương Vũ (Antiantiart), exploring the blend of volumetric capture, Gaussian Splatting, and practical filmmaking used to create the music video’s distinctive visual style.
4. WWF – Team Forest: Filming a Football Match in the Jungle
Created by Studio Birthplace and Heckler for WWF, Team Forest combines ambitious filmmaking with environmental storytelling, documenting the production of a vertical football match filmed in the heart of the forest to raise awareness about protecting tropical ecosystems.
5. Netflix’s Copenhagen Cowboy: Behind the Scenes with Nicolas Winding Refn
An exclusive behind-the-scenes series by cinematographer Coldnail, documenting the making of Netflix’s Copenhagen Cowboy and the distinctive visual approach of director Nicolas Winding Refn.
6. Westfield – Not all heroes wear capes.
Not every key role on set appears in the final film. This post highlights the work of the green man performer behind Many Worlds, One Place, whose performance was essential to bringing the visual effects to life.
7. The Chosen: Filming the Storm Scene
This post follows the production of one of The Chosen’s most memorable sequences, revealing the filmmaking techniques used to bring the storm to life.
Two months, seven productions, one thing in common: someone, somewhere, solving a problem the audience will never see.
The rest of what came through FilmmakersWorld this summer is still up on Instagram, worth a look if you missed it the first time.
If you missed our latest article, please check it out!

