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November 2006
 Transgressions |
interviews
Harvard to Hollywood
Filmmaker Valerie Weiss talks about her move from MA to L.A. and her film
Transgressions which screens at MFA this month.
Everybody Loves Romano
Kim Romano discusses the quirky subject of her new film Muriel, screening
at the Boston Jewish Film Festival this month.
Back Home
An old farmhouse in New Hampshire becomes the film noir setting for filmmaker
Kristen Vermilyea's first feature, Straight Forward, which
screens at the Somewhat North of Boston Film Festival this month.
writer's corner
Reeling in a Dream
Like most film students, Claudia Myers wrote a script. Unlike most film
students, Myers’ script Kettle of Fish was made into a feature which she
was hired to direct it. The film was released in New York last month and will be
shown at the Northampton Film Festival this month.
Renaissance Man
Actor, writer, and musician Michael McGlone brings his latest novel And All
the Roses Dying to Somerville, MA this November.
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news in brief Industry News
11/06 |
industry
Viral Marketing 101
Filmmaker Chris Sparling pulls out the big guns to market his films An Uzi at
the Alamo and Balance, the latter which is screening in RI this
month.
festival coverage
Behind the Jury
Executive Director of Documentary Educational Resources gives
readers a look behind the jury at the Chicago
International Film Festival.
When in Rome...
First Annual Roma Cinefest rolls out the red carpet for The Departed and other
films.
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