Queen’s Gambit by The Easy Tigers. This film was made as part of the V48 hour film festival 2010 which is held in New Zealand every year. Over 600 teams entered this year. Basically we had to plan, shoot and cut a short film in 48 hours after being given a random genre (sports movie) and 4 random elements. Character: Sidney Manson, a fabricator Prop: A broken toy Line: “When you look at it that way” Camera technique: Dolly Zoom So here it is! Feel free to let us know what you think… And don’t forget to click “LIKE” if you like it. And tell your friends too. =)
Film making is not about bringing together photography and theater, but painting and music. So said Robert Bresson, and Turkish director (but living and working in Italy) Ferzan Ozpetek shows how this is possible. Anna (a young and rich widow living a sheltered life, admirably played by Margherita Bui) discovers her deceased husband (with whom she was truly in love) had a gay lover. She traces this man, and discovers a whole world she had not dreamed of – just a few kilometers from home. She mourns her marriage for the second time, and is both repulsed and attracted by the former lover and his friends (living in a semi-incredible commune which FerzanOzpetek creates and describes in flourishing details). In the end she accepts this separate reality, discovering it inside herself as well as outside. At the beginning I was fascinated by the technical talents of Ferzan Ozpetek, and how he interprets other directors without actually copying them: the general atmosphere of the gay commune reminds me of Pedro Almodovar (the costumes, for example, and the terrace in Rome like the one in Madrid in Women on the verge of nervous breakdown). The way of picturing the streets of this old, lower-class area of Rome reminded me of Mario Martone and his film L’amore Molesto. By the time I realized the biggest debt is to Julian Shnabel’s Before Night Falls I was so much into the film that I did not care any more, and simply let myself being carried away by the magic of emotions. At the end …
Have you ever wanted to look behind the curtain of a professional commercial production? Now you have the chance to see some insights of the production of The Story of Joy.
Architecture critic Meades celebrates Aberdeen, the granite city full of ‘brand new’ 300 year old buildings.
I’m trying to find a theatre arts, 3D animation, or FIlm-making internship for a high school student in Philadelphia. Does anyone know where they could go?
48 Hours of furious film making, Auckland New Zealand. Well we did it and got it in on time. A frenzy of film making and knicker sniffing………. ………Coming to a washing line near you. Snow Dropping is a crime story with a nasty twist. Taking place in modern day Auckland New Zealand, two girls seek out revenge after a ‘Snow Dropper” drops in for a little more than he bargained for. Written, Shot and Edited, Signed and Delivered in 48 Hours, this movie kicks the proverbial ass and is the best knicker sniffing movie ever made! www.48hours.co.nz The Baxters Prop: Brush Character: Kerry Post, A perfectionist. Line: Wait a minute Director/Writer: Peter Force Co-written by Glenn Wood Produced by: JoyRide Films www.joyridefilms.com
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Film Making Secrets: Learn about lens adapters and how you can get a shallow depth of field without spending a ton of cash!
I live in Great Neck and currently attend Stony Brook University. I want to take some film and film-making courses but Stony doesn’t have much to offer. Is there anything I can do at any colleges around the area? Even a Summer course would be something I’m interested in.
Producer, Film Maker | Randall Emmett opens Grand Rapids Film & Services for making Films in Michigan. Michigan already has the most attractive film incentive program at 42%. Randall plans on making a film every month in the state of Michigan. www.michiganfilmreel.com