Technology always plays a key role in film innovation, featured for the last eight years in Sundance’s New Frontier section. This year, even more than in the past, New Frontier exhibits deployed technology in a way that allowed users to put themselves in the stories.
…structure, composed of a series of moments, short scenes, vignettes, elevated by decadently beautiful compositions and striking imagery that will linger in your mind long after you forgot its minimalist…
…its Inuit-inspired cinematography, collaborative filmmaking process, and independence from the studios. Although it had product tie-ins, such as Nanook ice cream bars, and a commercial release, the European cine club…
…the community, involvement of producers from that community, and ownership of project by producer from that community. Projects should also demonstrate that they can be generally completed within a reasonable…
Slave rebellion, a romance for the history books, and girls being their odd, tough selves combine for one potent antidote to Hollywood’s dearth of black lives on screen. Credit goes to Sundance 2016, according to staff writer Neil Kendricks, who says this festival “defiantly flies a multi-racial flag of true diversity.”
…3-D combined with the proven ability of Medina and O’Keefe to open a film. The Three Stooges opened a few 3-D shorts, but they wisely changed their style from throwing…
…and cultures of the community, involvement of producers from that community, and ownership of project by producer from that community. Projects should also demonstrate that they can be generally completed…
…open up a lot of possibilities which we’re watching. The best film we’ve seen lately was . . . The Ten Commandments. The whole spectacle rides on the energy and…
…Films (founded in 1978) and First Run Features (founded in 1979) merged their nontheatrical divisions to create a new company. It is owned by the two companies Icarus Films and…