…the horror genre, has identified several character archetypes. Women are thus deemed virtuous or monstrous by the viewer through the lens of patriarchal ideology. In her 1993 book, “The Monstrous-…
“With short films, you have to show your entire world in a split second,” said producer Rasmus Kastberg after the screening of his animated short Tupilaq at Sundance 2015. Maddy Kadish highlights this and a handful of other films from this year’s program of 60, selected from 8,061 submissions.
…networks… There is a fee on their end for the encoding process, [which] is less than the cost of [making] one single [film] print. It’s just one cost to take…
…also runs the European DVD Lab [www.dvd-lab.com], an encoding facility. According to Tucker, in order truly to take advantage of the potentials of low-budget digital production, filmmakers have to get…
…his first completed movie (not counting Super-8 school projects from the ’70s, “like the sci-fi/eco-disaster movie about the earth’s destruction from pollution that was way ahead of that Al Gore…
…no money whatsoever. Paid the bills by founding a mover’s company with two hungy film students. Survival strategy: Not even one dream completed so kept on dreaming while running Previous…
…4044 South Keystone Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46000; phone: (317) 784-7454; www.keycinemas.com. The Film Commune Formed in 2001, the Film Commune is a collective of young directors who describe themselves as…
…challenges come in the editing studio, often during the final minutes before the 7:00 p.m. Sunday deadline. Computer crashes are frequent, and unforeseen difficulties can also arise. During the latest…
Writer, Director, and Producer Harry Assouline talks with The Independent about his award-winning, sci-fi thriller New York 2150. The film stars Kalen J. Hall as intergalactic bounty hunter Jaydon Jaxon, who partners with Mac Cole (Marcus Brandon) to apprehend a psycho-killer. Together the two face a variety of haunts, surreal and actual, in the futuristic terror-world of New Manhattan.