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interviews


"Made Up"

"Made Up" Makes it Big 
Lynne Adams dishes about her new movie "Made Up" -- a cosmetic comedy with heart -- screening at this year's Woods Hole Film Festival.

Capturing a "Sweet Old Song" 
Leah Mahan talks about her new documentary premiering on PBS this month.

Maine Event 
Experimental filmmakers Devon Damonte and Nancy Andrews talk about the making of their films being showcased at the 2002 Maine International Film Festival this month.

industry advice

Software Muse
Ready to get your screenplay organized with the help of some script-formatting software? Here’s a detailed look at the various programs available and what they have to offer writers.

Beyond Hollywood Fluff 
NewEnglandFilm.com talks with filmmaker Anne Clements about moving her career to Los Angeles as part of the "On the Other Side" series.

Career Jump-Start 
The Director Guild of America’s Assistant Directors Training Program offers a great opportunity for obtaining on-the-job training, industry contacts and approval for a DGA membership.

festival report

Trailer Trash 
Filmmaker Douglas Horn talks about his clever short film "Trailer, The Movie!" at this year’s Nantucket Film Festival.

 

reviews

"Blue Diner"

news in brief

Industry News 7/02
Summer festivals continue; the closing of the Boston Film Office; and more...

Focus Your Chi 
First-time director Michael Matzdorff’s film talks about his film "The Belt," showcased at this year’s Nantucket Film Festival.

profiles

Kid Filmmakers 
The traveling program Kid Filmmakers presents young moviemakers a unique opportunity to follow their imagination this summer in Rhode Island.

Educating the World, One Video at at Time 
Producer Chip Taylor’s video distribution company reflects this former teacher’s love of learning and his desire to open our minds to the wonders of the world around us.


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