May 2001

By Emily Jansen Boston’s only film festival dedicated to queer films arrives at the MFA May 2-20, 2001 to feature a spectacular collection of films including local Sundance winner "Southern Comfort" and "Julie Johnson" starring Courtney Love and Lilli Taylor.

By Allison Twomey and Matthew Evan Scher A report of news & events in the local industry for May 2001.

By Lorre Fritchy Come on, admit it -- you’ve always loved "The Sound of Music." Find out about the latest and greatest version that screened at the Coolidge Corner Theatre.

By Chris Cooke A review of Liam O Mochain's "The Book that Wrote Itself"

By Alex Rapp Edgewood Studios produces star-studded action flicks for TV and video in the unlikely town of Rutland, Vermont.

By Peter Bohush Writer Peter Boshush shows you the quick and easy way to cover your butt with this tongue-in-cheek profile of Mark Litwak’s "Automated Contracts for the Film & Television Industry" legal software.

By Peter Bohush With its new code, user interface, and integration capabilities, Premiere 6.0 is back in the starting line-up of inexpensive non-linear editing systems.

By Maureen Corrigan Ouch! You’ve been bitten by the acting bug. But, do you truly know if acting is the right career for you? This step-by-step guide and interview with acting coach Dossy Peabody shows you how to find out.

By Tiffany Patrick NewEnglandFilm.com continues its conversation about experimental film and video in New England with artist and teacher Sarah Smiley.

By Vikki Warner Technology as art? Art that uses technology? You bet! Check out the innovative creations that make-up the Boston Cyberarts Festival.