Cast and crew members, led by director Jon Favreau, explain the inner workings of a movie set.

Children reminisce about their favorite Christmas memories.

A group of quirky strangers live through the insane experiences of Film School.

Showcasing short student films from across the country, grouped together around a central theme or topic. Featured are the best short films from major institutions like NYU, Columbia University, UCLA, USC and University of Texas that have wowed audiences at Cannes, Sundance, Toronto, Telluride and SXSW.

Have you wanted to go to film school but can't find the time and money? Be a part of "Indie Film School", an ongoing series that will teach you about all the aspects of independent filmmaking! Shown by experts in each field, you will get the equivalent of a full on-set experience, learning proper lighting, sound, stunts, FX makeup, set designing, cinematography, and more. Learn the pros and cons of all the newest film equipment directly from the people that are using them. With behind the scenes exclusives, in-the-field training, and step-by-step instructions, "Indie Film School" is the place for you.

Behind the scenes of the making of MVs and Fan Meetings, where the K-pop group Stray Kids performs and plays around.

With inspiration from Entourage and Arrested Development, Film School Survivor Stories follows the lives of three friends attempting to make it first, out of film school, and then in Hollywood.

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In April 2006, Animal Planet invited amateur wildlife filmmakers from around the world to participate in a reality t.v. show in the search of the new hot wildlife documentary maker. Directed by Andrew Barron (Temple of the Tigers), and presented by Animal Planet's very own Lyndal Davies, Unearthed took six contestants from around the world to South Africa to prove themselves. Aaron Dexter (Australia), Mayur Kamath (India), Karla Munguia (Mexico), Julia Cartwright (Denmark), Bryan Grayson (UK), and Jin Pyn Lee (Singapore) went under a series of challenges to be judged on their final films. Mayur, the contestant from India, was the winner. Later, in July-August 2007, four new lucky contestants participated in the second series of the show: Amabel Adcock (UK), Sebastian van der Zwan (New Zealand), Mayuri Panse (India), and Jorge Cervera Hauser (México) spent a month living in the middle of award-winning Shamwari Game Reserve in South Africa to be judged on their final films by a renowned...

Kids for Character was a program that was released on VHS in April 23, 1996. It was a charity special about moral character that featured many different children's characters. It was produced by The Character Counts! Coalition and was distributed by Lyrick Studios. The host of the show is Tom Selleck.