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February 2008
interviews
 Cam Mason's Nina Baby |
Roxbury Reprise
Films by once local Cam Mason and Faith Kakulu return to Boston in Roxbury Film
Festival’s Best Short Films, screening this month at the ICA.
From Munich to Maine
Jynx Productions, based in Portland, ME, creates unique shorts for the German
television market. Co-founder Johannes Weibus explains why their
programming is a viable commodity overseas.
 German TV likes fast American cars |
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watch it... See a clip from Jynx's Card Counting here. |
Getting The Unscene Seen
Boston’s Ron Mitchell launches the second season of a television show that
showcases the VIPs behind the VIPs, otherwise known as The Unscene.
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watch it... See a demo of The Unscene here. |
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news in brief Industry News
2/08
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profile
The Writing Life is Never on Hold
Eliot Norton Award-winning playwright, screenwriting teacher, and Boston native
Jami Brandli checks in from Los Angeles with her thoughts on writing for screen
versus stage, wooing Disney execs, and striking.
big event
Their Opinion Matters
Twenty-seven years and running, the Boston Society of Film Critics hosts
its first public awards ceremony.
filmmaker's tool box
How to Make a Short Film: Part One
NewEnglandFilm.com Publisher Michele Meek brings readers behind-the-scenes of
her short film Red Sneakers with some advice on writing, casting and
directing a short film.
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