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interviews
 "Robert Capa: In Love and War" |
Getting the Greenlight
Chosen to direct Project Greenlight’s
"The Battle of Shaker Heights," Maine filmmaker Kyle Rankin shares his
and co-director's Efram Potelle's
whirlwind success story.
Handcranked Madness
Filmmaker Bryan Papciak talks about the
creation of his film "Met State," featured at the 2003
Sundance Online Film Festival and screening this month at the Boston Independent
Film Festival.
Life Portrait
Connecticut director Anne Makepeace discusses her
documentary, "Robert Capa: In Love and War," featured at the 2003
Sundance Film Festival and premiering on PBS this
month.
industry advice
The "Wrist"
Speaks
David White explains the ins and outs of being
a storyboard artist in this segment of the NewEnglandFilm.com "How to Be
a..." series.
Budget Cuts and Bruises
The Massachusetts Cultural Council adapts to
state budget cuts and prepares for the uncertain fiscal year ahead.
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profiles
Festival Experience
Co-founder Jason Redmond talks about the
making of the first-ever Boston Independent Film Festival, premiering May 1-4,
2003.
Got DVDs?
The Gallery @ Green Street opens a DVD library
of indie movies and new media with a 72-hour screening in conjunction
with the Boston Cyberarts Festival.
reviews
Festival Treasures
Reviews of several films from the 19th Boston
Gay & Lesbian Film/Video Festival taking place May 1-18 at the Boston Museum
of Fine Arts: "Walking on Water," "Fine Dead Girls," and
"A.K.A."
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