February 2001Industry NewsThu, 02/01/2001 - 02:00
By Allison Twomey
A report of news & events in the local industry for
February 2001.
Boston's MFA Takes a Closer Look at Local FilmmakersThu, 02/01/2001 - 02:00Posted in
By Hillary E. Cutter
Always a great supporter of local artists and filmmakers, the
MFA kicks off another series of films made by Boston filmmakers.
Down and Out in Beacon HillThu, 02/01/2001 - 02:00Posted in
By Chris Cooke
A Review of "The Same Side of Rejection Street"
2001: A Sundance OdysseyThu, 02/01/2001 - 02:00
By Michele Meek
A "live" report from this year's Sundance Film Festival in Park City,
Utah.
"Could Be Worse!": An Interview with Director Zack StratisThu, 02/01/2001 - 02:00Posted in
By Devon Damonte
Vaudeville performances, singing family members, and thematic screenings are
some of the many highlights you will see in the Boston premiere of "Could Be
Worse!"
First-Hand Adventures of a First-Time Filmmaker, Part 8: From Gigabytes to SoundtracksThu, 02/01/2001 - 02:00
By Lorre Fritchy
From gigabytes to movie trailers to
soundtracks, Lorre Fritchy takes us on another filmmaking adventure.
Independent Media Activists Take Over the InternetThu, 02/01/2001 - 02:00
By Katherine McMorran
Media networks beware, there are some new reporters on the streets who are
taking control of what the public views.
How to Be an Art DirectorThu, 02/01/2001 - 02:00Posted in
By Amy Souza
So youve got what it takes to decorate your own apartment, but could you
do the same thing on a movie set? Find out what it takes to be part of a films
art department.
The Other DanceThu, 02/01/2001 - 02:00
By Michele Meek
The Slamdance Film Festival offers the perfect
foil to Sundance.
Bringing Back the Bite: The Boston Underground Film FestivalThu, 02/01/2001 - 02:00
By Paula Noyes
From the truly beautiful to the utterly
disturbing, this years Boston Underground Film Festival has something for
everyone.
DVDs: A Master Class in Movie MakingThu, 02/01/2001 - 02:00Posted in
By Peter Bohush
With special features like directors commentary, deleted
scenes, and "The Making of...," DVDs provide both an exciting and
educational movie-watching experience.
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