Filmmaker Interview: MICHAEL TENNANT and BRITT RENTSCHLER of PRETTY PROBLEMS
Longtime friends MICHAEL TENNANT and BRITT RENTSCHLER met in an acting class, a logical place to find a potential creative collaborator. But for many […]
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This Month’s Good Reads (September 2022)
Life is busy – and often worrisome, darling. It can be tough to stay up-to-date on all the latest film industry news, profiles, analysis,
Helix Collective Workshop – Film Music Connect
Ever wondered how a filmmaker works with a composer? We’ve got answers! To kick off another year of Film Music Connect, a program from
This Month’s Good Reads (August 2022)
Life is busy – actor/critic beef, actor/actor-director beef, fan/actor’s-extended-family beef. It can be tough to stay up-to-date on all the latest film industry news,
Filmmaker Interview: OWEN KLINE, writer/director of FUNNY PAGES
The coming-of-age comedy FUNNY PAGES may be from a first-time feature screenwriter/director, though anyone with a fondness for independent film knows that OWEN KLINE
This Month’s Good Reads (July 2022)
Life is busy – a new COVID variant (hi, BA.5!), record-breaking heat all over the world, a new dash of pox, and a Beyoncé
Filmmaker Interview: MAX WALKER-SILVERMAN, writer/director/producer of A LOVE SONG
For his first feature film, MAX WALKER-SILVERMAN has written, produced, directed, and edited an intimate character study exploring rural America, aging, and the path
This Month’s Good Reads (June 2022)
Life is busy – and distressing – and with Roe v. Wade overturned, coup-related Congressional hearings, and the now seemingly-constant heat waves, it’s difficult
CANNES FILM FESTIVAL 2022 – Recap
After a canceled 2020 festival and a re-scheduled summer edition in 2021, the Festival de Cannes returned for a full-fledged spring 2022 soirée (May
This Month’s Good Reads (May 2022)
Life is busy – and increasingly… unstable? Exhausting? Hellish? Choose your own adjective! Maybe you need a distraction? It can be tough to stay
Panel: DIRECTING WITH TRUST: WORKING WITH ACTORS – The Gotham Expanding Communities (Full Video)
It takes time to hone and develop a director’s relationship with actors. It requires a sense of trust, an ability to make decisions quickly,
Filmmaker Interview: CAREY WILLIAMS, director of EMERGENCY
Like many film school grads, CAREY WILLIAMS went from school (in his case, Florida State University) to Los Angeles to make his way, PA’ing