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• Tim Burton Talks Directing Breaking Dawn

  
  FilmCrunch — Authority: 435
  Despite Robert Pattinson wanting Gus Van Sant for the franchise’s fourth film, two stars from the cast are pulling for Alice in Wonderland director Tim Burton. So what does the eccentric director think about the gig? Continue reading Tim Burton Talks Directing Breaking Dawn Tags: (T) , ...
  8 hours ago

• Videos From The Petra Joy Awards

  
  Ms Naughty Porn for Women Blog — Authority: 116
  Petra has uploaded these videos shot on the 24th October at the Joy Awards.And here’s snippets from the winning films including mine:Part of me is mortified at how I look on that video. There’s a reason I’ve been anonymous all these years and it’s not just privacy or safety. I’m also kicking myself because I ...
  16 hours ago

• Loading Canon digicam/dSLR footage on Avid MC4

  
  Eugenia's Rants and Thoughts — Authority: 124
  From any Canon video dSLR or digicam h.264 format to AVID’s Media Composer 4 (MC4), using the Avid DNxHD intermediate format: step by step tutorial (PC & Mac). For 1080/30p timeline support on MC4 you will additional need the Symphony Nitris DX hardware though.
  17 hours ago

• Three Really Sort of Gross Advertisements…

  
  The Unapologetic Mexican — Authority: 567
  The Wonder Boner. The Shake-Job. I mean the Shake Weight. The, um, Oozenator: i found these here
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• Review: ‘Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans’

  
  The Flickcast — Authority: 550
  Not many people say it, but Nicolas Cage gets a bad rap. Often, even from me. Sure, he’s made some questionable script choices in the past, and been known for a few colorful and even over-the-top performances, but if there’s one thing he is known for, it’s consistency in a role. That’s exactly what he brings ...
  2 days ago

• J.J. Abrams and Company Talk ‘Star Trek 2′

  
  The Flickcast — Authority: 550
  Oh, how time flies. It feels like J.J. Abrams’  Star Trek was still hovering out in the distance, a big question mark of a concept. Now the DVD is in the hot little hands of fans, and no one can stop talking about the sequel. Oh heck, they were talking about the sequel two minutes after it premiered. Over at Sci ...
  2 days ago

• Strange Matter: One, two, Freddy is coming to Spring Hill on a chilly November night

  
  the 941 — Authority: 489
  A fan-film update on the Nightmare on Elm Street series? You know Im there.
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• Quote of the Day: Chris Weitz on Kissing Scenes

  
  FilmCrunch — Authority: 435
  “It’s not like when they’re about to kiss, I’m leaning in and saying, just off camera, ‘Tender, tender!’ or anything like that. I just let them do their thing. I think it would be creepy and inappropriate for me to advise them how to kiss one another or what it’s like to be young in love. I’m 40 years ...
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• Sean Connery Ditches Retirement to Play ... a Skateboarding Veterinarian?

  
  Cinematical — Authority: 759
  Good actors never really retire, they just find new and easier ways to work. Sean Connery loudly proclaimed his intention to retire from the silver screen, but hes decided to make a bit of a return. According to The Hollywood Reporter , Connery will lend his voice to the CGI animated movie Sir Billi, an ...
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• Microcinema Flashback - Defining Your Style (2001)

  
  Surviving in Safety Harbor — Authority: 120
  In the early phases of the microcinema revolution there were a lot of film makers who made films for the sole purpose of making them, but with no other artistic goal. I would be hard pressed to find the difference between one filmmaker and the next because most of them simply plopped their camera on a tripod and ...
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• Machan – Uberto Pasolini

  
  Directors Notes — Authority: 131
  Machan (2008) Based on a true story, this tragicomical tale tells the story of a sports team with a difference… Living on the margins of society, under impossible pressures, a group of desperate slum dwellers find an invitation to a handball tournament in Bavaria, Germany. This one-way ticket to the West could be ...
  2 days ago

• How Movie Reviews Affect Independent Film Financing

  
  Your Online Security Authority Blog — Authority: 509
  Hollywood and the financial environment of independent cinema are changing because there are many new technologies that have altered the filmmaking and movie reviews process. It used to be that only a little over 900 production and film financing distribution partners invested in Indie Films through private ...
  2 days ago

• A preview of my next project

  
  Eugenia's Rants and Thoughts — Authority: 124
  This is a 38-second preview of a music video I shot 1.5 months ago, and it should be completed in December, after we do some necessary re-shoots. The Bay Area artist is Andy Kong, the song is called “Accidental Love Song”, and it’s part of his newly released album “ This Beautiful World “. It was shot with ...
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• Hollywood rethinks use of A-list actors

  
  FilmmakerIQ.com — Authority: 130
  {Article Description} …After buddy comedy “The Hangover,” a movie with a little known cast, made $459 million at global box offices this past summer, several films have shown that a great concept or story can trump star appeal when it comes to luring fans. “District 9,” a low budget movie in which the ...
  2 days ago

• Plants Have a Social Life, Too

  
  The Far Edge — Authority: 141
  After decades of seeing plants as passive recipients of fate, scientists have found them capable of behaviors once thought unique to animals. Some plants even appear to be social, favoring family while pushing strangers from the neighborhood. Research into plant sociality is still young, with many questions ...
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• 6 filmmaking lessons from the Coen Brothers

  
  Film Directing and Film Making Tips for the Independent Filmmaker — Authority: 133
  “Coen Brothers and the making of Blood Simple. (as told to Stephen Lowenstein) Ethan and Joel Coen have put together some of the most fascinating and memorable films since making their debut in 1984. Last year, they won an OSCAR for ‘No country for old men.’ Before that, they were most famous for ‘FARGO’ ...
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• The Silent Robin: A Tonic for the Soul

  
  TCM's Classic Movie Blog — Authority: 494
  I suppose to the eyes of the world, we were a motley looking crew as the capacity crowd flowed eagerly into George Eastman House’s Dryden Theatre in Rochester, New York last month. Unlike the first Hollywood premiere of Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood (1923) at Sid Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre on October 18, 1922, ...
  3 days ago

• Brilliant!

  
  Pulp 2.0 — Authority: 425
  Courtesy Stefan Blitz and The Forces of Geek :
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• Extreme DV Interview with Film Director Rick Schmidt

  
  Film Directing and Film Making Tips for the Independent Filmmaker — Authority: 133
  “Rick Schmidt has written, directed and produced over 20 features which have premiered at major national and international film festivals all over the world, including Sundance, Berlin and London. His notorious filmmaking how-to books, Feature Filmmaking at Used-Car Prices and Extreme DV at Used-Car Prices have ...
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• Inside the Art direction on Terry Gilliam’s ‘Parnassus’

  
  Behind The Scenes TV - The Making of New Movies, TV Shows and DVDs — Authority: 434
  When Sony Pictures Classics releases “The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus” next month, viewers will be treated to a full-blown tour inside the head of helmer Terry Gilliam, courtesy of a mind-blowing blend of miniatures, motion control, bluescreen work and vfx. What they’ll barely glimpse is the thicket of ...
  3 days ago

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