Originally posted on Festival Reviews:
The Festival of Colors is week long film and arts festival in Art Cafe Bar. Daily screenings, workshops, parties, and performances all to bring together this budding artist hub. The Festival of Colors is concerned with growing its local community of creators in Prospect Heights, so locals who can show…
Interview with Filmmaker Oliver Park (Award Winning Short VICIOUS)
I write what scares me. As a massive horror nerd, I often walk into a space and think “wouldn’t it be scary if….”. Vicious was born from wanting to tell a story that is both horribly tense yet looks beautiful – something that could happen to any of us and that the audience could take home with them afterwards. I wanted to make a short film that was in the league of all these incredible three minute scare-shorts, but one with a meaningful story behind the tension.
Interview with Director Rob Hawk
The benefit of wearing many hats has a lot of benefits. I am fortunate enough to know how to write, shoot, and edit. When doing projects on a smaller budget it certainly can eliminate a lot of expenses if you have the expertise to do it yourself. The question is, do i prefer to do it myself. Yes, and No. It’s a lot of work. I wrote the Cold film, i casted it, i directed it, i got the locations, i directed it, i edited it, and so on. The end result of it is simply amazing. I got exactly what i wanted in that picture. However, with Fight Valley, i agreed to let the distribution edit it and it’s hard to allow someone else to take control of your vision. You just feel like you’re not getting what you want and if only you could just edit it yourself. At the same time, it helps because i was able to move on to another film while the editing was being handled. It’s a double edge sword. I prefer to write it, direct it, shoot it and edit it if i had to choose. But sometimes, ya gotta let it go =(
Interview with Filmmaker Scott Lyus (SILENTLY WITHIN YOUR SHADOW)
SILENTLY WITHIN YOUR SHADOW played to rave reviews at the WILDsound Best of Horror/Thriller Festival in February 2016.
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Interview with Filmmaker Luke Guidici (TIME TO EAT)
TIME TO EAT played to rave reviews at the WILDsound Best of Horror/Thriller Festival in February 2016.
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Interview with Festival Director James Harmon (Sanford International Film Festival)
Originally posted on Festival Reviews:
James Harmon is a high school communications teacher, film club advisor, independent filmmaker, and new dad. Three years ago he started The Sanford International Film Festival in response to the breakdown of another Maine festival, and it has grown in popularity and reputation since. This is the third year of…
Upcoming Writing/Film/Screenplay Festival Deadlines
Originally posted on WILDsound Festival:
Deadline March 5th 1st ACT or FULL PLAY CONTESTGet full feedback! Get your Stage Play performed by professional actors. FIRST SCENE (first 10pgs) SCREENPLAY CONTESTSubmit the first stages of your film and get full feedback! Deadline March 10th Submit your Favorite Scene And we’ll have it performed at the festival…
Interview with Festival Director Tadd Good (Snake Alley Festival of Film)
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The Snake Alley Festival of Film is dedicated to showcasing the best short films from around the world. Films will screen at the beautifully restored Capitol Theater in the heart of downtown Burlington, Iowa. snakealleyfestivaloffilm.com/ Interview with Festival Director Tadd Good: Matthew Toffolo: What is your Film Festival succeeding at…
Interview with Festival Director Ruben Kazantsev (IPhone Film Festival)
Originally posted on Festival Reviews:
The iPhone Film Festival was started by a filmmaker for other filmmakers. There are thousands of talented artist that don’t have the resources that major film companies have to create a film. The website was designed to give artist an avenue to show off their gifts to the world by…
Interview with Leslie-Ann Coles (Founder & Executive Director Female Eye Film Festival)
Originally posted on Festival Reviews:
14th Annual Female Eye Film Festival – “Always Honest, Not Always Pretty“ June 14th – June 19th, 2016 The FEMALE EYE VOTED TOP FIFTY FILM FESTIVALS FOR FOUR CONSECUTIVE YEARS (2013, 2014, 2015 & 2016) by MovieMaker Magazine. Interview with Leslie-Ann Coles: Matthew Toffolo: What is your Film Festival succeeding at doing…
