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October 2006

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interviews
Live Free or Die Trying
Hollywood’s only writing duo, Gregg Kavet and Andy Robin, brings their
Seinfeldian edge to the big screen with Live Free or Die, screening at
the New Hampshire Film Expo this month.
Divine Intervention?
What if your spouse doesn’t love you anymore and breaks you the news in a long
distance phone call? This forms the premise of Scott Kittredge’s short, The
Terminal Conversation screening at the New England Film and Video Festival this
month.
October Shorts
Filmmakers Zachary Brewster-Geisz (The Cell Phone) and Michael Warner (Shocked
Jock) talk about their short films screening at this month's Connecticut
Film Festival.
Biking for Change
Filmmaker Chris Ryan documents his experiences riding Critical Mass in New York
City in Criminal Mass Movie, screening at the Boston Bike Film Festival
this month.
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My Country, My Country
news in brief
Industry News
10/06
31st New England Film and Video Festival,
Evening begins production in RI, Maine attracts more
episodes of Farmers' Almanac, the New Hampshire Film
Expo, and more...
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dream
to screen
Planting the Seeds of Tolerance
Looking for a place to view your film? Current TV’s Seeds of Tolerance contest
gives filmmakers exposure, air time, and a whole lot of cash. But there’s more
to this current competition than you think...
profile
Moving Media in the Right Direction
The Alliance of Independent Motion Media helps bring a film production tax
incentive to Massachusetts and guide local filmmakers in the right direction.
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