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Big Business. Small State.
Rhode Island tries to lure Hollywood productions like "The Brotherhood" away from bigger rivals with aggressive marketing and new tax incentives for film and television productions.
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writer profile
Success Sensation
Writer Sara Faith Alterman book's My 15 Minutes hit shelves this month. Here, she shares her
experiences writing a novel, working at ImprovBoston, and exactly what she's
drinking at those cafés to make her so productive.
interviews
Narrative Documentary
Co-Director of "Favela Rising," Jeff Zimbalist talks about his
inspiration, his shoot in the favelas (slums) of Rio, and the way to give
documentary a narrative.
The View From the Top
First time Producer Laura Teodosio hits it big with her friend Jennie Livingston’s project
-- the provocative and award
winning short film "Who’s The Top."
Short Style
Co-director Josh Mitchell of Boston's Wickid Pissa Films talks about his film
"Life Coach" screening online at the Hadenfilms Film Festival.
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