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December 2001How to Be a... Graphic DesignerSat, 12/01/2001 - 01:00Posted in
By Eric Aron
Graphic design isn’t just for paper. Learn how it fits into he world of film and video.If you love to use Photoshop, Illustrator and other graphic design software, but you’re bored with seeing your creations on paper, you might want to consider gearing your work toward film, video, or the Internet. NewEnglandFilm.com spoke with three graphics designers who create graphics for these outlets, Joel Markus of M, Inc., Kingpin Interactive designer Frank Capria, and freelancer Joanne Kaliontzis. read more...Tahmineh Milani Talks BackSat, 12/01/2001 - 01:00Posted in
By Stephanie Scott
A feminist filmmaker forges ahead and fights for freedom in Iran.Picture this: you’re relaxing with your family, ensconced in the cozy confines of your home, when officials burst in, grab you without an explanation and throw you into solitary confinement. Your spouse can’t save you and doesn’t even know where you are. Your house and office are raided, and your personal belongings are snatched. Freedom vanishes in an instant. read more...Ultimate Streaming SeminarSat, 12/01/2001 - 01:00Posted in
By Samantha Head
Thinking about streaming your film or video over the Internet? The Ultimate Streaming Seminar taking place this month can show you how to get there.Scenario 1: You’ve just finished your first feature length film. It’s screening at your local art house theater and you want to get the word out, but your publicity budget was spent on that great piece of music you decided to license at the last minute. Scenario 2: You’ve made several films and have a Web site that is dedicated to your creations. It’s full of behind-the-scene stills, interviews with the actors, and articles on your accomplishments. The only problem is, there’s not even one example of your work on your site. read more...Meet Ross McElweeSat, 12/01/2001 - 01:00Posted in
By Hillary E. Cutter
Renowned New England Director Ross McElwee talks about his previous successes and his new film "Bright Leaves."As a graduate of MIT’s Film Section, Brookline, Massachusetts
resident, Ross McElwee, has been filming "chapters" from his life and
the lives of people close to him since the 1970’s. This biographical
documentary approach has lead to many films including "Charleen" about
his wise and flamboyant high school teacher, and "Backyard" about his
relationship to his surgeon father and medical school-bound brother. read more... Industry NewsSat, 12/01/2001 - 01:00Indie RevolutionSat, 12/01/2001 - 01:00Posted in
By Michele (LaMura) Meek
Evonne Wetzner of the underground film revolution talks about the making of her successful screening series.Since 1997, Evonne Wetzner has championed independent film in the Boston area through her underground film revolution screening series. NewEnglandFilm.com talked with Wetzner about the history of the series, her own film projects and some upcoming screenings. read more...Visual SurpriseFri, 12/01/2000 - 01:00Posted in
By Barbara E. Bellesi
NewEnglandFilm.com checks in with the VIDEO BALAGAN experimental film series to find out what surprises they have in store for their last shows of the fall season.VIDEO BALAGAN returned this fall to the Coolidge Corner Theatre in Brookline for its third season, once again bringing an impressive showcase of experimental film and video created by both local and international filmmakers. read more... |
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