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Company/Organization ProfilesTheater Profile: More than 90 Years at the StrandWed, 11/30/2011 - 19:00 – admin
By Casey Stirling
In downtown Rockland, Maine sits The Strand Theatre, a modern source of entertainment with 1920s roots. From films to concerts to lectures, the Strand has plenty to offer and has proven to be an essential part of the Rockland community for decades. Is there an independent cinema near you that deserves some attention? Send your suggestions to news@newenglandfilm.com. Movies From Marlboro: Taking the College Experience to a New LevelFri, 09/30/2011 - 19:00 – admin
By K. Correia
The Movies from Marlboro program at Vermont’s Marlboro College combines classroom study with a professional work practicum, giving students and professional filmmakers alike an unforgettable learning experience. Theater Profile: Movies and More at the Music HallWed, 08/31/2011 - 19:00 – admin
By Casey Stirling
Don’t let the name fool you. The words “music hall” may conjure up images of old-time variety shows, and, while there is plenty of live entertainment to be found at the Music Hall, this flourishing arts center has a more modern approach to providing people with a night at the movies. (Though if it’s old movies you’re looking for, they play those, too). Theater Profile: Cozy Flicks at Cable Car CinemaThu, 06/30/2011 - 19:00 – admin
By Casey Stirling
We continue our series on local independent cinemas this month with the Cable Car Cinema & Café in Providence, Rhode Island. With its busy café, intimate seating, and concession stand that offers much more than popcorn and candy, the Cable Car is a popular spot for nearby students and Providence filmgoers. Is there an independent cinema near you that deserves some attention? Send your suggestions to news@newenglandfilm.com. Ask the Screenplay Doctor: Agent DirectoriesThu, 06/30/2011 - 19:00 – admin
By Susan Kouguell
Looking to acquire a screenplay agent? You have to find one first, and Screenplay Doctor Susan Kouguell gives you tips on where to look. E-mail screenwriter@newenglandfilm.com to have your question answered in an upcoming issue. Digital DIY Distribution: Another Way to Be HeardTue, 05/31/2011 - 19:00 – admin
By B. Walter Irvine
A new kind of distribution is already here -- it’s digital, it’s DIY, and it’s just a few clicks away. Is it for you? This primer takes you through various services like Dynamo Player, Distrify, EggUP, and Yawma to learn what they're all about. Collaboration: The Key to SuccessSat, 04/30/2011 - 19:00 – adminPosted in
By K. Correia
With 2011 fully underway, a new Executive Director, and an upcoming conference, The Filmmakers Collaborative is helping filmmakers in Re-Defining Collaboration in a Fractured Media World without losing sight of the traditional and conservative values of storytelling. Theatre Profile: The Customer is Right at the RoxySat, 04/30/2011 - 19:00 – admin
By Casey Stirling
In the heart of downtown Burlington, surrounded by shops and restaurants and within walking distance of the University of Vermont and Champlain College, sits the Roxy. The family-owned business has been voted Best Movie Theater for several years in Vermont’s Seven Days’s Daysie Awards. Is there an independent cinema near you that deserves some attention? Send your suggestions to news@newenglandfilm.com. Industry News - May 2011Sat, 04/30/2011 - 19:00 – adminPosted in
By Casey Stirling
Cameras are rolling this month as a feature and a web series begin production, and there are plenty of finished films to take in via festivals across New England. Read on for opportunities, industry buzz and happenings in the local industry. To submit news, email news@newenglandfilm.com. A True Community TheatreMon, 02/28/2011 - 19:00 – adminPosted in
By Casey Stirling
The Community Film Institute of Fairfield, CT has been a local fixture since 1920. Beloved by its patrons, the Institute takes community involvement to a whole new level, depending on volunteers for its operation. Is there an independent cinema near you that deserves some attention? Send your suggestions to news@newenglandfilm.com. Mixing Old and New at The BrattleMon, 01/31/2011 - 19:00 – admin
By Casey Stirling
For film-goers looking to take a break from the latest multiplex explosion-fest, New England is home to an incredible array of independent theatres. This month, take a look at the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge. Is there an independent cinema near you that deserves some attention? Send your suggestions to news@newenglandfilm.com. New Mentorship Program Gives Students a Home in MediaFri, 12/31/2010 - 19:00 – adminPosted in
By Bruce Dillenbeck
Alan Michel, Executive Director of nonprofit HOME, Inc., shares some insight into a media mentorship program that HOME, Inc. is starting, which matches high school students with media professionals in a year-long mentoring relationship. Industry on the Rise: Why Connecticut is the Place to BeFri, 12/31/2010 - 19:00 – adminPosted in
By K. Correia
The Connecticut Film Center, founded by two college buddies looking for a new outlet to express their creativity and zeal for the entertainment industry, is helping to turn the northeast into a land opportunity and prosperity. Industry News -- December 2010Tue, 11/30/2010 - 19:00 – adminPosted in
By Casey Stirling
Enjoy the holiday season with free film screenings, holiday gatherings, and ski-themed festivals, as reported in the December 2010 industry news. To report news, email news@newenglandfilm.com. Fundraising for Films through KickstarterTue, 11/30/2010 - 19:00 – admin
By Warren J. Avery
Get the inside scoop from three local filmmakers currently using Kickstarter to raise funds for their films. What Does a New Studio Offer Boston?Tue, 11/30/2010 - 19:00 – admin
By B. Walter Irvine
California-based Quixote Studios has come to Boston, where they hope to provide a creative atmosphere in a convenient place. How do Massachusetts studios measure up to their New York neighbors? Film School in New England -- What's the Draw? (Part 2)Sun, 10/31/2010 - 19:00 – adminPosted in
By Maddy Kadish
In part two of a series, NewEnglandFilm.com writer Maddy Kadish investigates the allure of attending film school in New England. Industry News - November 2010Sun, 10/31/2010 - 19:00 – adminPosted in
By Casey Stirling
From new studios to new fellowships to new films appearing in festivals galore, the New England Film Industry is hopping this November 2010. To report news, email news@newenglandfilm.com. Industry News - October 2010Fri, 10/01/2010 - 10:25 – JMGPosted in
By Casey Stirling
Halloween happenings, phantasmagorical film festivals, and several spooky opportunities for you this month. MyTV New England: It's Really Your TVSat, 07/31/2010 - 19:00 – michele
By K. Correia
MyTV New England provides local filmmakers a new model for getting their work on television. Massachusetts Cultural Council UpdateMon, 05/31/2010 - 19:00 – JMGPosted in
By Kerry O’Donnell
How fares the Massachusetts Cultural Council? The latest report carries bad news as well as a glimmer of hope. Film Runs in the FamilyFri, 04/30/2010 - 19:00 – JMGPosted in
By David Pierotti
Filmmaking cousins Dan Boylan and Guy Taylor wrap up their first feature-length endeavor. A Helping Hand in the Farmington ValleyFri, 04/30/2010 - 19:00 – JMGPosted in
By Kerry O’Donnell
The Farmington Valley Film Commission wants filmmakers to succeed in northwestern Connecticut. Industry News - May 2010Fri, 04/30/2010 - 19:00 – JMGPosted in
By Casey Stirling
It's a month of festivals, filmmakers, and family fun. Who's shooting in Massachusetts? Is Vermont's Film Commission in trouble? Which festivals are looking for your film? News & happenings in the local industry for May 2010. Much Ado About DocumentariesFri, 04/30/2010 - 19:00 – JMGPosted in
By Maddy Kadish
Is now the right time to make a documentary in New England? You bet it is. In Your Hands - The Future of Filming in New HampshireThu, 04/01/2010 - 09:19 – JMG
By Kerry O’Donnell
The New Hampshire Film Office has been saved from the axe of budget cuts, but for how long? How can you help? The Best Time You'll Ever Have at Summer SchoolWed, 03/31/2010 - 19:00 – JMG
By Kerry O’Donnell
Maine’s New England Film Academy celebrates its fifth anniversary by opening up a second location in Massachusetts. Director Christopher Watkins talked with NewEnglandFilm.com about the organization and its goals. Not Your Grandfather's Prosumer CamcordersSun, 02/28/2010 - 19:00 – JMG
By David Pierotti
What should you know about the prosumer camcorder market? An overview with a detailed chart of popular cameras with their features and purchase and rental costs. A Taste of French Cinema in ProvidenceSun, 02/28/2010 - 19:00 – JMG
By Maddy Kadish
The French Short Film Festival sails into Rhode Island this month? Oui! Lights. Camera. New England. An Update on the Studios in the RegionFri, 01/01/2010 - 17:14 – JMGPosted in
By Kerry O’Donnell
Think the studio scene is DOA in New England? Don't pack your bags for Hollywood just yet. Here's a status report on each of the studios planned for the region. |
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