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Sunday, April 17, 2011
Posted by Brian McCormick at 10:34PM
Blog posting by Brian McCormick, Film & Photo '12, FLEFF Intern, Wilbraham, MA
Yesterday I saw "Mississippi Damned" a phenomenal two hour look into the life of the film's writer and director Tina Mabry.
Mississippi Damned is one of the most honest films I have...
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Posted by Gabriella Sophir at 12:09AM
Blog posting written by Abby Sophir, Television/Radio '14, FLEFF Intern, St. Louis, Missouri.
A big thanks to Lindsay Harrop for the Live Blog of the "How to Get Your Break" panel! And of course to Karin Chien, Tina Mabry, Rodrigo Bellott and Rodrigo Brandao for a very down-to-earth, fun and informational panel. While I highly suggest reading Lindsay's blog if you...
Friday, April 15, 2011
Posted by Lindsay Harrop at 6:11PM
Blog posting written by Lindsay Harrop, Cinema & Photography '13, FLEFF Intern, McMinnville, Oregon
The second part of my live blogging from the How to Get Your Break Panel in Williams 225:
SG: How do you get agents? How do you get someone to read your script?
TM: I'm still trying to figure that out. As a writer, what I do to get people to read my...
Friday, April 15, 2011
Posted by Lindsay Harrop at 4:45PM
Blog posting written by Lindsay Harrop, Cinema & Photography '13, FLEFF Intern, McMinnville, Oregon
Here we are in Williams 225 with the "How to Get Your Break" Panel. Moderated by IC's Steve Gordon, we have Rodrigo Bellott (casting director of Even the Rain), Rodrigo Brandao (Kino Lorber), Karin Chien (founder and president of dGenerate Films) and Tina Mabry...
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Posted by Kelsey Greene at 4:05PM
Blog was written by Kelsey Greene, Documentary Studies and Production, '13, FLEFF intern, Buffalo, New York
Friday, April 8, 2011
Posted by Lindsay Harrop at 10:57PM
Blog posting written by Lindsay Harrop, Cinema & Photography '13, FLEFF Intern, McMinnville, Oregon
We all know that the film business is a cutthroat, rapid-fire industry. As a film student, I'm always dwelling on the question of, "How am I actually going to break into the film industry?" Lucky for me and everyone else asking this question (and I know you all are), one of...
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