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Jon Par’s EMPIRE DISTANCE Film# 150

Minimalist film by artist/ filmmaker Jon Par (Jonathan Parisen) of The World Famous Empire State Building in New York City as seen in nearby Brooklyn. This is 150 of 1000 avant-garde films that Jon Par will be making in 2009. Video Rating: 0 / 5 Film: Man Bites Dog Directed by Remy Belvaux, Andre Bonzel Belgium (1992) Crime Drama/Media Satire 9 parts/90 mins In French with English subtitles (default) Please be sure to … [Read more...]

Making your own film productions.?

Question by kaeem91: Making your own film productions.? If i make small time movies and want to make my own small film production company. do i have to have a license or anything. Or can i just simply do it. Best answer: Answer by cmmYou would probably be classified as a small business, so my suggestion is for you to check out http://www.sba.gov/ (US small business administration) as well as the regulations that apply to your particular place … [Read more...]

Where would I find a whole copy or viewing of the short film “Spiral Jetty” directed by Robert Smithson?

Question by Ben F: Where would I find a whole copy or viewing of the short film "Spiral Jetty" directed by Robert Smithson? Hello, I'm interested to know where I could find copy or a place to view the short film "Spiral Jetty" directed my Robert Smithson in 1970. I am doing a project on the Spiral Jetty, and the video may offer some insight and additonal information about the piece. I'm not looking to spend a lot of money looking for it and it … [Read more...]

Film Riot – Backyard Shooting Range

A short film from Triune that aired on Film Riot episode 20. For more from Film Riot go to www.revision3.com Video Rating: 4 / 5 For Wayside Creations' last Mogulween episode of 2010, Zack shows you how to make a crazy disembowelment that's a must have in every zombie movie! Complete with very realistic fake intestines! Make sure you tune in tomorrow for their last Mogulween test film! It's a classic zombie flick! Happy … [Read more...]

I’m considering going to film school. How should I choose the best one? What types of skills should one have

by vancouverfilmschool Question by Westbound: I'm considering going to film school. How should I choose the best one? What types of skills should one have before they sign-up? I don't have my own camcorder, nor do I know anyone in 'the business.' How long on average are the scholastic programs? I hear that film schools cost a tremendous amount of money. Is this true? I am a writer, although most of my work is in non-fiction, but I've had … [Read more...]

Q&A: What do I need in order to shoot a short film, on a budget?

Question by L00py: What do I need in order to shoot a short film, on a budget? I'm a college student and am interested in shooting a short film. I want to start by organizing a list of EVERYTHING that I need in order to execute a short that isn't horrible. Any suggestions would be incredibly helpful. i.e.: Free public locations in Orange County;what kind of camera; lighting;job responsibilities;copyrighted music, etc. Best answer: Answer by … [Read more...]

What does film director & producer do in the film & animation industry?

by vancouverfilmschool Question by Studenzt: What does film director & producer do in the film & animation industry? Best answer: Answer by Imperia Studiosthe director is responsible for telling the VO artist what to say, how to say it, what kinda feeling. basically is responsible for everything just like a normal film. the producer makes sure everything is done on or before deadline, and is pretty much the boss and gets the final say... just … [Read more...]

Film Review: The Elephant in the Living Room

Film Review: The Elephant in the Living Room Michael Webber’s documentary about the rewards and liabilities of America’s growing fascination with exotic pets, from poisonous snakes to elephants, gives equal time to devoted animal owners and the doctors, police officers and animal rescuers forced to deal with the havoc their pets wreak. Read more on Film Journal Former heavyweight champ Tyson shows soft side in TV series on pigeons A fancy for … [Read more...]