October 1999

By Peter Bohush It's a great time to be a digital moviemaker, but the range of choices may overwhelm you. Here's some advice on where to start. Also see Part 1: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Digital Camcorders.

By Rhonda Moniz Once she got past the raised eyebrows and concerned looks, Rhonda Moniz took the leap to be a full-time stuntwoman

By Tiffany Patrick Esther Luttrell shares the nuts and bolts of scriptwriting, formatting, and marketing taught in her Midnight Oil Screenwriting Workshop.

By D.P. Bettencourt

From completed films like "Mud Season" to works-in-progresses like "Blue Vinyl" -- here is the complete list of local films at the market.

By Roj Froilan Roj Froilan gives the inside story on creating a new TV venue for horror films -- Horror Haven.

By Lindsey Walker The dish on local films & industry-related news from the New England Film & Video Industry.

By Julie Wolf A review of "Where is Stephanie?"

By Holly Madden Doug Dooley, a lead animator of "Bunny," the Academy Award-wining short, talks about making the film.

By Alia-Anor Akaeze After her success with award-winning short "Holy Tortilla," Lauren Ivy Chiong has taken on directing her next short film "Testament."

By Chris Cooke A review of "Guttaperc."

By Michele Meek A profile of the New England films and videos featured in this year's Independent Feature Film Market. Also see the List of N.E. Films/Videos at the IFFM.