Jay Bushman is ahead of the curve when it comes to transmedia and new techniques for filmmakers. He talks with <i>The Independent’s</i> Maddy Kadish about <em>The Lizzie Bennet Diaries</em> and what’s brewing for him in 2014, <em>#hamlet</em> and a new start-up.
…them anew. If they’re products or companies we buy and patronize, they reinforce our brand choices. If they’re for a competitor, we wonder if the competitor is better, or dig…
“What’s your writing process like?” Asks Knight. “Pretty basic.” Replies Alex Ross Perry.
…in the back, only seven out of an audience of more than 600 actually checked out. “This kind of [discrepancy] is how film legends are formed,” she quips. 11:42 pm…
…like it the way it is, and would rather throw it away than give it away. Others want to do the right thing but don’t want it to cost more,…
Courtney Gardner, who attended this year’s Sundance Film Festival (January 23—February 3) shares insights abut Paradise Hills, the feature debut of 28-year-old, Spanish director Alice Waddington. Bringing her love of science fiction and fantasy to the screen, Alice tells a story of women traditionally underrepresented in film. Alice spoke with Courtney about the identities she holds close, the barriers she sees and has faced in the film industry, and of the symbolism in Paradise Hills
…and not know this person. And I think this film is about [how] in one night they’re going to try to know each other more than if they’ve been together…
In each of his short films, Andrew Ahn explores the dynamics of an Asian American family living in the United States and the very nature of family itself. Now, he makes our 10 Filmmakers to Watch list for his debut feature film, Spa Night, a film that continues to explore these themes and recently premiered at Sundance 2016 in US Dramatic Competition.
…is definitely going to win. And I think the film had an effect on that. It certainly got [Sharpe] James out of the race. CH: [Street Fight] has a quote…