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Less than two weeks remain until the deadline for ideas submissions for iFeatures, a brand new filmmaking scheme which will help Britain's brightest filmmaking talent make the leap to feature films.iFeatures is a microbudget digital filmmaking scheme which has been developed by South West Screen with the support of BBC Films and Bristol City Council. The initiative is open to filmmakers across .....  
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Depending upon how closely you pay attention to producer credits, you may or may not know the name Ryan Kavanaugh. You've definitely seen it on a large number of films, thanks to the financing his company Relativity Media, LLC provides to many projects. Kavanaugh, only 34, won 'producer of the year' at the Hollywood Film Festival last month, and may become the new model of a Hollywood producer. With a focus on computer models of financial...  
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I've been waiting and waiting to feature a video interview from Making Of for a long time. If you haven't ever heard of Making Of, it's an incredible new website that focuses on the filmmaking process. They post new interviews daily with some of the most talented and brilliant filmmakers out there talking about their own process and some techniques and tips. I finally found a video today that I wanted to feature and it has Marc Forster in it...  
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Director Chris Weitz has made it as far as he can go. After lackluster showings with his first two films, Antz and The Golden Compass, Weitz is hanging up the headphones soon after the release of his next movie, The Twilight Saga: New Moon.  
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A man who travels to small villages making movies, a Japanese boy who leaves his village to join a sumo group, and American millionaires who pay huge sums to have the chance to experience outer space with the Russian space agency are three films screening here at the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) that turn the spotlight on lifestyles. Argentine directors Eduardo de la Serna, Lucas Marcheggiano and Adriana Nidia …  
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Coming to the Woodside Village Church at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 1, is a one-hour documentary entitled "Where the Water Meets the Sky." The film tells the tale of 23 women from Zambia who learn filmmaking to show the plight of girls orphaned by AIDS ...  
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The most popular movie of all time, winner of 10 Academy Awards, was released 70 years ago. For fans of "Gone With the Wind," the epic tale of the American South from the days of slavery through the Civil War and Reconstruction, this has resulted in seven decades of adoration for the dashing Rhett Butler (Clark Gable), the willful Scarlett O'Hara (Vivien Leigh), the earnest Ashley Wilkes (Leslie Howard) and the self-sacrificing Melanie...  
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First day of the New Year, and I am thrilled to get to work on the movie! What a blessing! As life working on films blends from one day to the next, the upcoming year will be really exciting. So, putting it out there into the cosmos some of the work for my coming months. Finish KERBEROS. Though of course there are compromises in all film making, especially with a lower budget masquerading as a big budget action film, everything tells me we are onto something really good . Filming starts again in 10 days, and will be pushing hard to have our first ... Read Full Story
Written by Kely on
First day of the New Year, and I am thrilled to get to work on the movie! What a blessing! As life working on films blends from one day to the next, the upcoming year will be really exciting. So, putting it out there into the cosmos some of the work for my coming months. Finish KERBEROS. Though of course there are compromises in all film making, especially with a lower budget masquerading as a big budget action film, everything tells me we are onto something really good . Filming starts again in 10 days, and will be pushing hard to have our first ... Read Full Story
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Rootclip.com announced the launch of the first in the Doctor Frank film contest series today. The new storyline revolves around a mad scientist, an unknown experiment, and an awe-inspiring switch (or not). This story has the most creativity potential so far of all of the Rootclip.com contests. Knoxville based Rootclip.com was created to give filmmakers, writers, actors and anybody who just likes to watch movies the ability to collaborate on a video project. Our goal is to be the catalyst that gets people thinking and being creative with video in such a way that it infects the masses and brings a new life to ... Read Full Story
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You might not have noticed that my project Rootclip.com is hosting two contest voting periods this week. We encourage you to vote and comment on both to support aspiring filmmakers. Rootclip has some incredible, fantastic, and awe-inspiring submissions in the final round of their film Chance Encounter . These films are all amazing in their own way, and we need everybody to help us pick the best one. Filmmakers in this competition are competing for the $2000 Grand Prize and ultimate bragging rights! Click here to see the videos and vote for Chance Encounter's final winner! Also, Rootclip has gone to colllege and is ... Read Full Story
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JakusB has won Chapter 4 of Chance Encounter with their entry Unwelcomed Help . Congratulations and good work JakusB! Again, this round had some intense competition with Tony 's entry Back in Black: Out of Time , bryceanderic 's entry True Colors , and a comedic sping with Dynomar 's submission Homerun . Great work by everybody this round! Thanks for your patience while we tallied the last judge votes coming in over the holiday weekend. Just a reminder that JakusB , FungusRidden and joshutk are ineligible to compete until the final chapter, so we need your submissions next round! JakusB you've won a ... Read Full Story
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Today we present part one of a two part segment on Red Rock Micro’s M2 Cinema Lens Adapter. 35mm lens adapters have really given independent filmmakers on limited budgets the opportunity to get a cinematic look while shooting on video. Since it’s introduction, the M2 has garnered much praise and now has quite a following from those working in the “pro” sphere, with filmmakers utilizing the adapter on music videos, commercials and feature films. In this first part of our spotlight, Los Angeles based independent filmmaker and director Stefan Gildden gives us some insight on why he decided to purchase the Red Rock Adapter ... Read Full Story
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by Chris Gore Original Article:  For the Love of Movies: The Story of American Film Criticism   “…as a critic I’d give myself three out of five stars.” Along with tax auditors, parking meter attendants and totalitarian dictators, film critics rank among the world’s most hated types of persons.  I should know since I’ve dabbled in this profession on occasion.  Honestly, it’s how I began my career more than a decade ago, though I’ve never considered myself a decent critic.  In fact, as a critic I’d give myself three out of five stars.  Seriously, I’m more of a fan who enjoys championing the movies ... Read Full Story
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