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Here are the 10 Twitter Short Story winners for April 2016. They will now have their stories made into a video. Submit your 140 Character Story for the May 10 WINNING STORIES: Twitter Short Story by Abraca Debra The sweet sound of nothing can be the loudest sound in the…
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Interview with Cinematographer Julio Macat (Home Alone, Wedding Crashers, The Boss)
The biggest change in our industry has been the choice of material that studios and most independent financing companies green light, as what films are made. It used to be that a film like ORDINARY PEOPLE would have no problem going forward, especially with a good director attached. Now, great films like that rarely get made anymore. I miss that.
Interview with Filmmaker Tyler Wallach (FROG)
Tyler Wallach’s short film FROG played at the Family FEEDBACK Film Festival in March 2016. It was the winner of Best Cinematography at the festival. WEBSITE Interview with Tyler Wallach: Matthew Toffolo: What motivated you to make this film? Tyler Wallach: The belief that stories are important and best when shared. And that Frogs are… Continue reading Interview with Filmmaker Tyler Wallach (FROG)
Watch TV Web Series: Hey You, It’s Me
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Watch the 2016 winning TV Web Series: HEY YOU, IT’S ME. It will be showcased at the Los Angeles FEEDBACK Film Festival in November 2016. @heyyouitsmela Watch the TV Pilot Episode: Two women. Two cities. Used, abused… but powering through! Go to http://www.bestiecall.com to help fund Season…
FEEDBACK Film Festival: Highlights from the Thursday March 31 2016 event.
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The theme of the MARCH 2016 FILM FESTIVAL was: “BAD IS GOOD”. Every film showcased on the night was about someone doing something bad for the sake of being good. Watch the Audience FEEDBACK Videos of each film: FROGWATCH Audience FEEDBACK 17min, USA, Family/Drama ACEWATCH Audience FEEDBACK Video 6min, UK,…
Interview with Emmy Winning Make-Up Artist Paul Engelen (Game of Thrones)
Paul Engelen is is 2 time Emmy winner, and 2 time Oscar nominated Makeup artist. He has worked on some of the greatest/most successful films and TV shows in the last 40 years, including: Game of Thrones (2 Emmy wins), Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (Oscar nomination), The Legend of Tarzan (Oscar nomination), Star Wars: The Phantom… Continue reading Interview with Emmy Winning Make-Up Artist Paul Engelen (Game of Thrones)
Interview with Festival Director Jonathan Martin (FilmQuest Festival)
Originally posted on Festival Reviews:
One of MovieMaker Magazine’s 50 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee, FIlmQuest celebrates the majesty of genre filmmaking in the realms of fantasy, horror, sci-fi, and the beyond. Awarding filmmakers in 2015 with over $30,000 in awards and prizes, including the coveted Cthulhu Trophy, the festival continued to become a…
Interview with Festival Director Damon Blalack (Red Dirt International Film Festival)
Originally posted on Festival Reviews:
The Red Dirt International Film Festival is where film goes to have fun. We love movies and a good time. We are pleased to showcase films of many genres. The name of the fest is so-called because of central Oklahoma’s uniquely colored red earth. During its 2-day run March 3-4,…
Interview with Festival Director Scott Eriksson (Asians on Film Festival of Shorts)
Originally posted on Festival Reviews:
Asians on Film is an 501 (C)3 non-profit devoted to arts & entertainment with a primary focus in providing recognition to the talent of Asian/Pacific Islanders who are minorities in the film industry either as actors, actresses, writers, directors, producers, editors and/or those who work in other aspects of filmmaking.…
Interview with Festival Director Dave Krzysik (Brainwash Drive-In/Bike-In/Walk-In Movie Festival
Originally posted on Festival Reviews:
Brainwash is the original drive-in movie festival! Since 1995 they’ve delighted audiences with a selection of the bizarre, the unique, and just plain old well-made movies from independent producers all over the world. With an eye toward the abstract, the innovative and the weird, with a name like Brainwash (originally…
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