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November 2007


The Tree With The Lights In It . . .

animation

Into the Groove
Jason Harrington gathers elements of sketch artistry, literary nonfiction, the violin, and whale song in The Tree With The Lights In It, an animated short screening this month at SNOB.

watch it...  See Jason Harrington's animation here.

Wait For It
S.A. Bouchard ruminates on the patience required to make five seconds of animation and the artistic process in general. His short screens this month at SNOB.


The Nashua River runs red in
 The Work of 1000

news in brief

Industry News 11/07
The Color of Film hosts dinner and Amazing Grace, RI debuts the Short Short Story Film Festival, and Wheaton College posts a call for a filmmaker to inspire its students . . .

innovation

Sweet Sound of Accessibility
The Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Film Club at the Coolidge Corner Theatre makes movies accessible to people with hearing loss.

q & a

Three Point Shot
The Portsmouth, NH filmmaking team of Thomas and Heidi Tosi transition from shorts into feature filmmaking with Dribbles, screening at two festivals this month.
 

hear...  The Everyday Visuals on the Dribbles soundtrack online.

Celtic Tiger
First-time filmmaker Catherine Donahue talks about Ireland's recent cultural shift and her documentary, Sin Sceil Eile: Tell Me a Story, showing at the Magners Irish Film Festival in Boston this month

reports from the field

My Film School
Filmmaker Scott R. Caseley details the seven-year process of making his first feature film, Larry’s Home Video, and acknowledges the cast of characters that taught him how to do it.

The Frontier is Collaborative
Susi Walsh reports from the field of NAMAC, and the unique toolings of Austin's indie scene.

 


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