Interviews
Apple TV Star City: DP Brendan Uegama on Visual Storytelling & this week’s finale
In this interview, we sit down with Brendan Uegama, Director of Photography for Apple TV’s ‘Star City’, to explore the visual storytelling behind one of the platform’s most compelling new series. Uegama shares insight into crafting the show’s distinct look, balancing cinematic scope with intimate character moments, and the creative collaboration that brings the world of ‘Star City’ to life.
Throughout the conversation, he discusses the technical and artistic choices that define the series. From lighting and camera movement to building atmosphere and tone across each episode. As the story builds toward its highly anticipated conclusion, Uegama also reflects on the journey of Season 1 and what audiences can expect as the narrative reaches its peak.
Don’t miss the Season 1 finale of Star City, airing July 10th on Apple TV.
“Star City” is a propulsive paranoid thriller that takes us back to the key moment in the alt-history retelling of the space race – when the Soviet Union became the first nation to put a man on the moon. But this time, we explore the story from behind the Iron Curtain, showing the lives of the cosmonauts, the engineers, and the intelligence officers embedded among them in the Soviet space program, and the risks they all took to propel humankind forward.
Join us LIVE for a special celebration of the 40th anniversary of The Transformers: The Movie with legendary voice actor Gregg Berger, the original voice of Grimlock! Gregg takes us behind the scenes of the beloved 1986 animated classic, sharing memories of voicing the iconic Dinobot, stories from the recording booth, and his experiences being part of a film that has become a cornerstone of Transformers history. Whether you’re a longtime Transformers fan or discovering the movie for the first time, this is a celebration you won’t want to miss!
Find a 40th anniversary screening near your on Fandango.com
Conventions/Events
San Diego Comic-Con 2026: Meet the Composers Behind Pokémon, Supergirl & Castlevania: Nocturne
We’re taking you behind the music at San Diego Comic-Con! Join us as we sit down with film and TV composers Ed Goldfarb, Claudia Sarne, and Trey Toy to talk about their creative processes, their work on some of today’s most popular projects, and how music brings unforgettable stories and characters to life. From Pokémon to Supergirl and Castlevania: Nocturne, this is a must-watch for fans of film, television, and the magic of crafting music! Thanks to BMI and White Bear for inviting us out.
From unforgettable themes to emotional character moments, music has always been a huge part of what makes Pokémon such a special experience. It was a pleasure interviewing Ed Goldfarb about his work composing for the Pokémon franchise!
Music has the power to completely transform a story, and it was an absolute pleasure talking with Claudia Sarne about composing the score for Supergirl. We discussed how she approached the film’s music, the emotion behind her compositions, and the role the score plays in bringing the story to life!
A great score doesn’t just support the action, it helps define the characters! It was a pleasure interviewing Trey Troy about composing the music for Castlevania, where we discussed his creative process, why strong character development is essential to shaping a memorable score, and how music evolves alongside the story to deepen every emotional moment!
Lance Guest and Catherine Mary Stewart attended a fan meet and greet at the Big Alpaca Comics shop in San Antonio, TX this past July but this event was a little different. Comic book publisher Mad Cave Studios had just released issue #1 of a brand-new comic series based on the ’84 film and they also republished the prior film adaptation.
Lance and Catherine couldn’t have been more thrilled to be a part of a new comic series and even took the time to discuss everything from behind-the-scenes moments to a potential new project. Hear from the two legends and visit your nearest comic shop and grab the latest issue of The Last Starfighter series which is set 40 years after the original film.
The long-awaited sequel to the beloved film! Small town teenager Alex Rogan has already saved multiple worlds. But that was only the beginning of his story. Forty years after the cult-classic movie that pioneered CGI and inspired generations of fans, an all-new story picks up from the end credits and takes off for the stars! Now the leader—and sole member—of the Star League, Alex must rebuild the galaxy’s only defense force against Xur and the Ko-Dan Armada. Introducing a new cast of Starfighters alongside fan-favorite faces—and new killers and cutthroats in the shadowy employ of the Ko-Dan—The Last Starfighter #1 launches a sci-fi legacy to new heights!
For more information on the new comic series visit MadCaveStudios.com.
Alex Roush Photography
Alex Roush Photography
Alex Roush Photography
Alex Roush Photography
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