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Ed Vega joined the Vox video team as a video producer in 2021. His coverage focuses on all things cinema, from the intricacies of film history to the nuts and bolts of filmmaking. Before Vox, he worked at Cheddar News, covering similar topics, and Futurism, where his coverage extended to the fascinating world of science. Feel free to reach out to him at ed@vox.com.

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Streaming got expensive. Now what?

By Edward Vega and Edward Vega
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How The Conjuring became the Marvel of horror

By Edward Vega
Side by side movie posters of Jaws (right) and Barbie (left). The Barbie poster features a photo of Margot Robbie dressed as a barbie in a retro blue and white striped swimsuit. The Jaws poster is stylized to match the Barbie poster, with a sparkly pink and blue backdrop and the words “Bruce The Shark” lettered across the top.
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Why Jaws and Barbie were such blockbusters

By Edward Vega
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How airplane legroom got so tight

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How Wes Anderson uses miniatures

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Why fake punches in movies look real

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How A24 took over Hollywood

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Why Top Gun’s sound design is Oscar-worthy

By Edward Vega
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Why kids don’t get as cold as adults do

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Actor Pete Davidson saying something, while the on-screen caption reads as a line of question marks.
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Why we all need subtitles now

By Edward Vega