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July 2007
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DP, portrait photographer and artist Rob Fortunato (pictured above) relocates to New England.
news in brief
Industry News
7/07
Maine International, Plymouth Independent, and
Woods Hole Film festivals screen the locals, fewer women than
men write for film and TV, RI preps for the 48 Hour Film Fest
and more . . .
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in focus: woods
hole film festival
Finding Inner Strength Behind Bars
Massachusetts resident Jenny Phillips speaks about her new film The Dhamma Brothers, which examines the power of meditation to
incite change in even the most hopeless cases.
Beyond the Boundaries of Grief
Two Massachusetts women share grief but also a desire to dispel
the hateful atmosphere after 9/11. Beth Murphy documents their incredible
journey to Afghanistan in Beyond Belief, screening at the Woods Hole Film
Festival on August 4th.
Finding the Mystery
RI filmmakers Christian de Rezendes and Christian O’Neill tell
the story of a life cut short by tragedy and the personal significance of the
number 41, in their documentary premiering at Woods Hole this month.
profiles
Zut Alors! The French are Here
The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston hosts yet another outstanding showcase
of contemporary French cinema at the 12th Annual Boston French Film Festival,
July 12-29.

William
Erickson in Entropy. |
From Homework to Hollywood
One series regular. Six films. Seven commercials. Ten plays.
Thirteen years old! It’s time to meet William Erickson -- he’s defining his own
film career while conquering the seventh grade, all from Durham, NH.
filmmakers' tool box
DIY
Distribution
More than 60 shorts later, and a recent deal with Sony, Kevin Anderton knows -- keep it short, make it funny, and get it online.
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watch it...
View Anderton's Telephony
online.
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Getting Interviews to Tell the Story
Alice Apley and David Tamés use the interview as content in
Remembering John Marshall, screening with three of Marshall's shorts this
month at the Plymouth Independent Film Festival.
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