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Recent reports suggest that before the coronavirus shut down most film productions, director Alejandro González Iñárritu was gearing up for his first feature in five years. Better yet, he was doing so beside cinematographer Bradford Young, known for Selma, Solo: A Star Wars Story, and Arrival, the latter of which earned Young an Oscar nomination. The report comes courtesy of Mexican newspaper El Universal (via The Film Stage), who got the scoop on Iñárritu and Young scouting locations and doing camera tests in Mexico City, most notably Chapultepec Castle. No plot details are out there yet, but …
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Rooster Teeth has been delivering avant-garde animation from their Austin-based studio for more than 15 years, outdoing themselves with each and every new title they offer up. From the cutting-edge Machinima style of Red vs Blue, to the emergence of the world-famous anime series RWBY and the original mecha series gen:LOCK, Rooster Teeth continues to evolve. Now, with the company's first-ever Emmy campaign this year, they're making a strong push to be a part of the awards conversation, a well-deserved and overdue milestone for the indie studio. gen:LOCK creator and …