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November 1997Why I'd Rather Film in VermontSat, 11/01/1997 - 01:00Posted in
By David Kaldor
"They forgot the screw." "What screw?" "The screw that holds the camera on the tripod." "You're kidding! This is supposed to be the best crew in all of Chile!" Grove glanced back at the crew. "Chile's not that big, Dave." — after a brief stint in the Andes Mountains, Vermont filmmaker David Giancola is back at home, and glad to be there.They forgot the screw."
"What screw?" "The screw that holds the camera on the tripod." "You're kidding! This is supposed to be the best crew in all of Chile!" Grove glanced back at the crew. read more...Frank Ciota: Taking on the North EndSat, 11/01/1997 - 01:00Posted in
By Boston Film Video Foundation volunteer Joshua Sandler
From taking workshops at the BFVF to working with Martin Scorsese and directing his own feature film — how did he do it? Read and find out...First-time feature film director Frank Ciota joins Boston Film Video Foundation's Meet the Director series on November 14 and 15, 1997. Ciota will present his critically acclaimed debut feature The North End in person at the Brattle Theatre on Friday, November 14 at 7:15 pm. The screening will be followed by a reception with the director, who will also be holding a master class the following day Saturday, November 15 from noon to 4 pm at read more... Fast, Cheap & Out of Control: A ReviewSat, 11/01/1997 - 01:00Posted in
By Julie Wolf
Multilegged insectlike robots, human and animal circus performers, a black-and-white adventure series — no image is too odd for Errol Moris's camera. And that's just the opening credits...No image is too odd for Errol Morris camera. Multilegged insectlike robots, human and animal circus performers, a black-and-white adventure series that is part Tarzan and part Plan 9 from Outer Space: all are paraded across the screen before the opening titles. In the magnificent documentary Fast, Cheap & Out of Control (the name refers to a paper presented to the British Interplanetary Council, not to the loss of family values in western civilization), Morris read more... Making Big Films on a Small BudgetSat, 11/01/1997 - 01:00Posted in
By David Kaldor
Who was to say that a successful action film couldn’t be produced in the Green Mountains if no one had ever tried?He didnt go to film school. He didnt
move to LA. Instead, filmmaker David Giancola decided to start directing his own films
right where he was in Vermont. After all, who was to say that a successful action
film couldnt be produced in the Green Mountains if no one had ever tried? read more... A Review: The Myth of FingerprintsSat, 11/01/1997 - 01:00Posted in
By Steven Abrams
Amusing, charming or just plain bizarre? Find out in this review of the Maine-produced film about an unfortunate New England Thanksgiving family reunion.There are many myths about New
England. The people are hearty, educated, talkative and stoic. They drive Volvos.
Altogether good people. Yet beneath all that snow lies some dark and unwholesome
mysteries. First-time director/writer Bart Freundlich captures this traditional New
England spirit in his film, The Myth of Fingerprints. read more... Home Grown: RI Filmmaker Laura ColellaSat, 11/01/1997 - 01:00Posted in
By Susi Walsh
In a recent email interview, filmmaker Laura Colella ponders local productions, film funding and women in the industry.In a recent email interview, filmmaker Laura Colella ponders local productions, film funding and women in the industry. Her film Tax Day, which she received a special equipment grant through the Sundance Institute to complete, portrays two young women on their way to the post office on "Tax Day" who embark on an exploration of a variety of landscapes and lifestyles. read more...The Making of the Green Mountain Independent Film FestivalSat, 11/01/1997 - 01:00
By Adam Graham and Michele (LaMura) Meek
Cindy Leung and friends Shawn Garvey and Mark Collier decided it was high time for an indie film festival in Vermont... so here it is.First Annual Reel Time Film Festival This innovative film festival brings together a group of animation, documentary, narrative and experimental films from across the globe for viewing online by video streaming. Boston filmmaker Ellie Lee's animated documentary film Repetition Compulsion can be seen here. http://www.reeltimefilm.com read more... |
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