It’s always nice to see an audience take the time to talk about the film, in any way. There’s no better way to tell what works and what doesn’t. Here some people were confused about some aspects of the script, but others took it upon themselves to explain it to them. Having random people understand and stand up for the most intricate parts of the script is very gratifying.
Interview with Festival Director Amanda Perry (Cutting Edge Film Festival)
Originally posted on Festival Reviews:
The Cutting Edge Festival is a 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit organization which endeavors to promote the best filmmakers and their films to an ever-growing worldwide audience as a powerful medium that inspires creativity, encourages introspection, and compels the exploration of the senses, and expands the imagination. The festival uses the monies…
Interview with Festival Director Umberto Santacroce (The Gulf of Naples Film Festival)
Originally posted on Festival Reviews:
The aim of the Festival is to promote and circulate cinema and cutting-edge films, foster discussion between various branches of learning, and provide a space for the cinematic arts and other disciplines to engage with each other and grow. Go to Website Interview with Umberto Santacroce: Matthew Toffolo: What is your…
Interview with Festival Director Stanley Cobos (Action Packed Film Festival)
Originally posted on Festival Reviews:
Action Packed Film Festival, is an event that is solely dedicated to films that are covered under that genre of action. Any project that has stunts, well coordinated fighting scenes and can be easily categorized as an action film can finally find a dedicated home at this film festival.All films…
Interview with Festival Director Pavel Pankov (World International Film Festival)
Originally posted on Festival Reviews:
The World International Film Festival is a global industry event held around the year in the world’s biggest cities: New York City, Los Angeles, Toronto, London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Amsterdam, Reykjavík, and more to come – an around-the-world film festival tour bringing together filmmakers and film fans, auteurs and cineastes,…
Interview with Filmmaker Steve Catieau (MARIE MADELEINE)
MARIE MADELEINE was the winner of Best Film, and Best Performances at the April 2016 FEEDBACK Film Festival. I recently interviewed the filmmaker to chat about his experiences making the film. Interview with Steve Catieau: Matthew Toffolo: What motivated you to make this film? Steve Catieau: I wanted to express something about our society. For me,… Continue reading Interview with Filmmaker Steve Catieau (MARIE MADELEINE)
Interview with Filmmaker Philippe Woodtli (ACROPHOBIA)
It’s amazing to see people from the other side of the planet that are watching our movie and enjoying it.
Then I was amazed seeing the different reactions. That some thought it’s a parody or the cure for Acrophobia. I’m always impressed on the different views and approaches that different people have. And on the different mindsets and how exactly the same thing is interpreted and analyzed in totally different ways.
For me that’s the beauty of filmmaking. You can have an idea on how people will react to it, but you can’t be sure until they have seen the film. Which makes it really interesting.
Interview with Novelist Chris Edmonds (My Life in Black and White)
Originally posted on WILDsound Writing Festival:
Chris Edmonds tripped over the film business by working for six months on a movie. He’s been an Assistant Director in film and TV ever since. During that time he’s worked on some great scripts like ‘Memento’ and ‘American Beauty’ and some not so great ones! With over forty productions under…
Interview with Novelist Tim Walker (Devil Gate Dawn)
Originally posted on WILDsound Writing Festival:
Tim Walker was born in Hong Kong, grew up in Liverpool and studied in South Wales and Bristol, before moving to London where he worked in newspaper publishing for 10 years. By the mid-1990s he was ready for a new challenge and went to Zambia as a voluntary worker, running…
Interview with Novelist Steven Spellman (My Name is Legion)
Originally posted on WILDsound Writing Festival:
You should never judge a book by its cover. As well, you should never judge a writer by his bio. With that being said, Steven Spellman is writer for readers who enjoy simply told stories, stories of lust, of deception, stories of redemption, of love. Stories of horrors beneath…
