Posts Tagged ‘Short Films’
May 29th, 2010 | 
Author: Indie movie making, also known as independent filmmaking, is much more about creativity and short films than Hollywood productions. Most indie movie making projects wind up being about social issues and documentary-style projects that are less fictional or at least reality-based fiction of some kind. An independent film can be anything that you want it to be, and you need to take stock of your personal creative goals in order to become successful in your film production. Read on to find out more! View full post on Arts and Entertainment: Movies TV Articles from EzineArticles.com
KUALA LUMPUR (AP): A group of Malaysian film-makers has produced 15 short Internet movies on racism, corruption and religion–a rare effort in a country where the mainstream media steer clear of such issues because of strict censorship. …
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Mean Magazine has created a new series of online short films called CineMash, which lets celebrity talent mash up their favorite scenes from classic movies. In past weeks we’ve posted Sid and Nancy starring Zooey Deschanel and Joseph Gordon-Levitt and directed by Marc Webb (the director of 500 Days of Summer ) , Cheech & Chong enter the computer world of Tron to settle a heated debate about the price of cannabis, and the cult action flick Point Break starring Reno 911
Nikola Tesla is often regarded as a man partially responsible for bringing the world the gift of commercial electricity. It has been said that Tesla is the man “who shed light over the face of the Earth.” “The forgotten wizard” is credited with the invention of AC electricity, neon lights, radio transmission, the electric motor, wireless electricity transfer, remote control, hydraulics, lasers, space weapons (?), robotics and many more things that our world would be a much darker place withou
A renowned set of storytellers from some of the world’s leading anime studios in Japan are about to take one of the most iconic franchises in science fiction and video games to a new level. Microsoft Corp., in collaboration with some of the most acclaimed anime creators, today unveiled a new project called “Halo Legends,” which will bring the “Halo” franchise and its sweeping sci-fi saga to an entirely new medium, in the form of several original anime short films. “Halo Legends,” whic
It’s very sad that a very good local director left us, I love her movie Sepet very much. We will not have good short films and no more nice Chinese New Year clips which is meaningful. Hope she rest in peace. KUALA LUMPUR: Award-winning film director Yasmin Ahmad (pic) has died from massive bleeding in the brain at the Damansara Specialist Hospital. She died at 11.25pm yesterday. She had undergone surgery following her collapse at the TV3 headquarters Seri Pentas on Thursday. The 51-ye
Microsoft Corp. and French game publisher Ubisoft Entertainment will unveil a series of short films based on their popular games Halo and Assassin’s Creed that were made with no Hollywood involvement. The projects represent the first time that game companies outside Japan have moved onto Hollywood’s turf, even while several studios have been creeping on the territory of video games. Warner Bros. recently bought Midway Games Inc. for $49 million, for instance, and Walt Disney Co. has become a m
Mean Magazine has created a new series of online short films called CineMash, which lets celebrity talent mash up their favorite scenes from classic movies. In past weeks we’ve posted Sid and Nancy starring Zooey Deschanel and Joseph Gordon-Levitt and directed by Marc Webb (the director of 500 Days of Summer ) and Cheech & Chong enter the computer world of Tron to settle a heated debate about the price of cannabis. This week Thomas Lennon and Ben Garant of the noto
Rochelle native Joan Allen in Mann’s MANHUNTER Matt Zoller Seitz, who created a series of short films about the work of Wes Anderson not long ago, now turns his perceptive critical eye toward Michael Mann, director of PUBLIC ENEMIES (along with a lot of other movies). His latest pieces, “I’m Looking at You, Miss: The Women of Mann,” has just been posted here , and you can find links to the two previous installments at the same sight. And there are two more to come. They’re well worth watch