August 2001

By Peter Bohush Plugged In: More After Effects Filters You Can't Live Without If you're an AE user, you've got to check out three new plug-ins: Tinderbox 2, Echo Fire 2, and Elements of Anarchy: Text.

By Peter Bohush Rob Tobin's new book is a must-read guide to writing high concept, structurally foolproof screenplays.

By Tiffany Patrick Director of the Boston Cyberarts Festival and Curator of New Media at the DeCordova Museum, George Fifield sheds light on the misconceptions, the history and the meaning of "experimental video."

By Michele Meek

By Chris Cooke A review of the film, "The Mad Songs of Fernanda Hussein," screening as part of the MFA's New England Film Artists Present series.

By Justin Ordman A report of news & events in the local industry for August 2001.

By Hillary E. Cutter Filmmaker Azeem Robinson talks about the making of "Guilty or Not."

By Maureen Corrigan Do you have a passion for pixels and polygons? If so, read on to find out what it takes to be an animator.

By Kat Thomas For ten years the Woods Hole Film Festival has been celebrating the talent of New England filmmakers. Check out what the 2001 festival has to offer.

By Vikki Warner This month, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston celebrates one of the most respected Japanese filmmakers.

By Samantha Head It's been four years this month since NewEnglandFilm.com first launched. Read about how it all began in this interview with the site's founder and publisher, Michele Meek.

By Cynthia Rockwell Despite its short history, the 2001 Rhode Island International Film Festival is quickly making a name for itself as one of the best film festivals in the country.