June 2001

By Hillary E. Cutter

By Hillary E. Cutter Women in Film and Video celebrate their 20th Anniversary by supporting a local non-profit organization and honoring actress Rebecca Pidgeon.

By Allison Twomey A report of news & events in the local industry for June 2001.

By Peter Bohush Whether you are an old-time Adobe After Effects user or a novice, you'll find a powerful and feature-packed program in 5.0 that is surprisingly easy to navigate and understand.

By Tiffany Patrick John Waters, edgy filmmakers, and films on the move? It must be time again for the Annual Provincetown International Film Festival.

By Alex RappRoger Corman helps a first time feature-film director and producer make their own "slasher" film.

By Evelyn Adams Carrigan Claire Andrade-Watkins brings the voices of African and "Cape Verdean/Brazilian/Portuguese" filmmakers to the big screen.

By Lorre Fritchy It ain't over (even after it's over). Lorre Fritchy takes us on her last adventure to discuss music, packaging, and film festivals.

By Chris Cooke A review of the film "Green" by Marc Powers.

By Peter Bohush Two Power-Packed After Effects Plug-Ins Create Big Effects for Film and Multimedia.

By Amanda Johnston of the Boston Jewish Film Festival A young bisexual Jewish filmmaker reconnects with her born-again brother in "a film without an ending."

By Emily Jansen As suggested by one of our readers (see, we do listen) this month, NewEnglandFilm.com finds out what it takes to be a film researcher.

By Dave Avdoian Errol Morris talks to NewEnglandFilm.com about his television series, his process, and "labels," in part one of our two-part interview.