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July 2008

Sizzle: A Global Warming Comedy to Heat Up Woods Hole Film Festival

By Julia Cox
Polar bears have a story to tell.

Marine biologist-turned filmmaker Dr. Randy Olson uses
laughter as a vehicle for change.

The Critical Importance of a Quality Script

By Raúl daSilva

Industry veteran Raúl daSilva outlines the basics of script writing to help filmmakers assess the framework on which their film will be built.

Off Road

By Jamie Schiappucci
Kongsfjord, Spitsbergen, 2000

Gregory Roscoe left a stable job to make a film about a
family that circumnavigates the globe in a 33 foot sloop.

Full Circle:The Merger of Rule Broadcast and Boston Camera

By Jared M. Gordon
John Rule (left) and Brian Malcom (right) discuss their joint venture.  Photo by Adam Van Voorhis.

John Rule and Brian Malcolm talk mergers, futures, and how
a new space will serve local filmmakers.

Industry News

By Erin Trahan
Photo by Gretchen Roth.

A report of news & happenings in the local industry for
July 2008

From Both Sides

By Ellen Mills
Tania Raymonde in Other Side.

Self-taught filmmaker AD Calvo turned his triggerstreet and
YouTube success into a feature, The Other Side of The Tracks, a spooky
tale of lost love and mysterious visions, screening at the Woods Hole Film
Festival on July 31st.

Native Daughter, Indigenous Soul

By Mary Trainor-Brigham
Photographer Robert Capa.

Documentarian Anne Makepeace returns to New England with a Guggenheim and a fellowship to the Radcliffe Institute.

Nantucket ‘08

By Sandy MacDonald
Meg Ryan at Nantucket.  Photo by Sandy MacDonald.

A breezy recap of a festival famed for focusing primarily
on the screenwriter's contribution.