FCC Changes Afoot?
What do a former president of the Screen Actors Guild, the host of a long-running Harlem public access show, vice…
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The Media Policy Wars
There is a tremendous and silent battle being fought these days, the effects of which could create a culture (locally,…
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San Francisco Screens
In her review of Phil Kaufman’s 1978 remake of The Invasion of the Body Snatchers, legendary film critic Pauline Kael…
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Screening No More
Earlier this year the Carnegie Museum announced it would close one of Pittsburgh’s oldest and most renowned screening series and…
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Step Right Up to the Screenwriting Competition
In the last year I’ve won some screenwriting contests (Pillage Hollywood, New Century Writer finalist) and lost some (Slamdance, American…
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Cave Paintings, Churches, and Rooftops
While the Lumiere brothers originally screened their films in a Paris café, the term microcinema was not coined until 1991…
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Denver/Boulder
WITH STARZ IN THEIR EYES The Starz FilmCenter, a unique collaboration between the Denver Film Society, Colorado University-Denver, and the…
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Honolulu, Hawaii
Hawaii International Film Festival The twenty-two-year-old Hawaii Inter-national Film Festival (HIFF) is an ambitious statewide event that screens films and…
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P.O.V. Partners with ABC for “Two Towns”
Ted Koppel may be struggling to save ABC’s Nightline from the expanding late-night entertainment complex, but he is doing all…