“Art is theft…” — Pablo Picasso I love the film ALL ABOUT EVE — can you tell?
I absolutely love this @christinarose12 @grking Mom thought @schermannsong was fabulous! twitter.com/robist/status/… — Stu Robinson (@robist) May 13, 2013 To see my film getting out there and being watched and enjoyed by perfect strangers…there’s nothing better.
CLICK IMAGE TO ENLARGE HOW DO YOU WRITE A JOE SCHERMANN SONG released worldwide on Tuesday March 26th! To celebrate, a bunch of the cast and myself will be taking to Twitter on Monday APRIL 1 (10pm EST / 7pm PST) to live tweet during the viewing of the movie. Want to get in on the experience? It’s pretty easy. Step 1: Rent/Buy the movie! It’s available on iTunes and on most cable VOD systems. I’ll update this blog with [...]
“Art is theft…” — Pablo Picasso I love the film ALL ABOUT EVE — can you tell?
I absolutely love this @christinarose12 @grking Mom thought @schermannsong was fabulous! twitter.com/robist/status/… — Stu Robinson (@robist) May 13, 2013 To see my film getting out there and being watched and enjoyed by perfect strangers…there’s nothing better.
Robert Altman is one of my all-time favorite filmmakers. I love how he was so prolific. He made me fall in love ensemble casts and multiple storylines as well as the camera zoom shot and not to be afraid of it. “The only advice I can give is to never take advice from anybody.” – Robert Altman Here are the ones that top my list. THE LONG GOODBYE (1973) CALIFORNIA SPLIT (1974) NASHVILLE (1975) A Conversation with Robert Altman (Part [...]
The art of the monologue — hard to write — damn hard (and impressive) for actors to pull off. I have a few tough ones in HOW DO YOU WRITE A JOE SCHERMANN SONG that I’m proud of how Mark DiConzo and Christina Rose perform them. These 4 stick out in my mind as ones I’ll never forget growing up as a kid. Hand picked from when I first saw them in the 80s/90s. Alec Baldwin “I am God” in [...]
Here’s Robert Forster & the importance of patience when a filmmaker says they want to work with you.
Joe Carnahan’s THE GREY was my top film of last year. Recently there’s been a great interview series with him that is fascinating and inspiring. I met him at the NAPA VALLEY FILM FESTIVAL and he was gracious and genuine. He took the time to hang out for a few minutes to share his stories from the trenches. His career path is nothing short of inspirational.
ON THE TOWN (1949) (dirs. Stanley Donen, Gene Kelly) This is my go-to musical when I need a pick me up. There’s something magical about the New York City that those sailors experience…an innocence and yet I still recognize it when I walk through the subways today. And nothing beats the “Miss Turnstiles Ballet” sequence…simply breathtaking. SINGIN IN THE RAIN (1952) (dirs. Stanley Donen, Gene Kelly) A pure classic. When Gene Kelly pitches GOTTA DANCE to the studios and we [...]
CLICK IMAGE TO ENLARGE HOW DO YOU WRITE A JOE SCHERMANN SONG released worldwide on Tuesday March 26th! To celebrate, a bunch of the cast and myself will be taking to Twitter on Monday APRIL 1 (10pm EST / 7pm PST) to live tweet during the viewing of the movie. Want to get in on the experience? It’s pretty easy. Step 1: Rent/Buy the movie! It’s available on iTunes and on most cable VOD systems. I’ll update this blog with [...]
Looks like another great lineup this year for the Phoenix Film Festival. I had the pleasure of screening HOW DO YOU WRITE A JOE SCHERMANN SONG there last year and connected with so many wonderful people. Although I’m dying to, I don’t think I can make it this time. However these are the films that would be on the top of my list to experience with that great festival crowd. And most of the filmmakers will all be there for [...]
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