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Have you ever dreamed of becoming a film director? What goes into making movie magic? T.C. Christensen has been a director for decades, directing and doing cinematography on dozens of films like "17 Miracles," "The Cokeville Miracle," "The Other Side of Heaven 2," and "Love, Kennedy." He shares his background, advice he has for other budding directors, some movie-making secrets, and some behind the scenes of his newest movie, "Raising the Bar."

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Season 23 of American Idol just started and it's on the brain. Former contestant, Paige Anne, shares with us her experience from zoom auditions to Hollywood week, getting the golden ticket and making it to the top 26.

What was it like to get cut TWICE? What kinds of things would she do differently if she had to do it again? What advice does she have for others who have their sights set on American Idol or becoming a singer?

And don't forget to stay tuned to the end for an EXCLUSIVE peep at her latest song drop!

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One person on a production team that has some of the most underrated power is the editor. The editor can be a decision maker of how long you hold on a particular look or frame, crafting how the story is told and the feel of the film or tv show. Shawn Paper is a renowned editor that has edited shows like Parks and Rec, Vampire Diaries, and the Netflix hit show, Outer Banks. He gives a behind the scenes look at how long it takes to edit the shows, what it's like working with the director, and advice for budding editors. He also gives some behind the scenes of his most recent project, a Sundance Film Festival movie, Love, Brooklyn.