Extra: How Thomas Ikimi works with his editor, Scott Brock
The Independent’s Mike Sullivan talks with Scott Brock, who has worked as an editor and consultant with our 10 to Watch filmmaker Thomas Ikimi on several of his projects.
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The Nuances of Film Editing
…freedom, actually, with the material, because [the director] has also worked with the script in a detached way. It’s not as personal to them—it doesn’t reflect some kind of personal…
Revolutionary Road
…started making it about a year ago,” he said. “Maggie [Renzi, Sayles’s life partner and producer] and I were thinking, what could we make that would be about [the war]?…
Tribeca 2010: Travis Senger on “White Lines and The Fever: The Death of DJ Junebug”
…a bit too young for the club scene though), I was fascinated to watch what was going on so close to home. What led you to this story and compelled…
The Triangle
…with the Empowerment Project offer the opportunity to have a comprehensive documentary production experience. Interns come from all over the world and work in research, grantwriting, community organizing, production, or…
DOC NYC 2014, November 13th – 20th – Critic’s Choice
…ThinkB4YouSpeak campaign. Presgraves is the Director of Communications at GLSEN, and the television commercials, newspaper ads and educational materials he shares are designed to sensitize teens to derogatory and hurtful…
SXSW 2012: Where Transformation is the Norm
…Edu, which focuses on innovations in learning, and SXSW Eco, which focuses on environmental sustainability. Funny was also new in 2012, as SXSW shined a spotlight on comedy, showcasing comedians…
Michael H. Weber and Paul Scheer Discuss The Disaster Artist
Critic Evan Crean interviews screenwriter Michael H. Weber and comedian Paul Scheer about the making of The Disaster Artist, and their relationship with The Room, the uproarious cult film it’s based on.
Women in Film Portraits: Natasha Kermani
Women in Film Portraits is a series by Artist Lauren Sowa about up-and-coming female independent filmmakers. In this first installment, Lauren interviews Iranian-American Director Natasha Kermani about major themes in her work. Look for Women in Film Portraits interviews each month at The Independent.