The Art and Fun of Screenwriting with Alex Ross Perry
“What’s your writing process like?” Asks Knight. “Pretty basic.” Replies Alex Ross Perry.
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San Francisco International Film Festival in a To-Go Cup?
Maddy Kadish reviews films featured at the 58th San Francisco International Film Festival, which is now extending the festival fun with an online screening room.
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Filmmakers and Their Global Lens: Sophie Deraspe
“It is indeed a documentary about a huge fiction!” says Sophie Deraspe, the director of The Anima Profile, to Staff Writer Dana Knight, during their recent conversation.
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Filmatic Festival Showcases the Art and Science of Cinema
The Filmatic Festival is a forum for that film geek and science nerd in all of us. It describes itself…
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Extra: Hear from Amelia Evans’ mentor and former professor, Ross McElwee
The Independent‘s Minhae Shim, talks with esteemed filmmaker Ross McElwee (Bright Leaves, Photographic Memory) about filmmaker Amelia Evans. McElwee, Evans’ former professor, was an advisor on her film, Minor Attraction. Read about how he advised Evans through the complex subject matter of her documentary.
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10 Filmmakers to Watch in 2015: Amelia Evans
New Zealand human rights lawyer turned filmmaker Amelia Evans is not one to shy away from controversy. She follows the lives of pedophiles to find ways to prevent child abuse and understand their taboo attraction to children in her thought-provoking documentary Minor Attraction.
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10 Filmmakers to Watch in 2015: Navid Khonsari and Vassiliki Khonsari
Game developer Navid Khonsari and filmmaker Bessie Khonsari join our 10 to Watch list with a genre-merging project, 1979 Revolution, a video game that aims to evoke the empathy of film. Navid and Bessie Khonsari participated in the New Frontier Story Lab at the Sundance Institute in 2014 and 1979 Revolution appeared as an exhibit in Sundance Film Festival’s New Frontier and at SXSW in 2015.
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10 Filmmakers to Watch in 2015: Stephanie Langhoff
Producer Stephanie Langhoff has a dream job working for Mark and Jay Duplass. Her work on The Bronze got her noticed at Sundance – where the film’s much-talked-about sex scene also turned some heads.
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Filmmakers and Their Global Lens: Inuk Silis Høegh
“SUMÉ – The Sound of a Revolution is the story of the first Greenlandic rock band and its huge impact in the new awakening of the Greenlandic people in the 1970s.” says Inuk Silis Høegh
