At the FLYWAY Film Festival, I had the opportunity to sit down with some great guys and do my very first “pubcast”. Many thanks to Matt Gamble (WHERE THE LONG TAIL ENDS) and Andrew James Olson (ROW THREE) for taking the time to speak about my projects (NEW YORK LATELY, WHAT’S UP LOVELY….and…?) CLICK HERE TO HEAR THE INTERVIEW The film bloggers have been incredibly supportive. I just hope the next film lives up to their expectations. No pressure. No [...]
It’s almost been 2 months since my last update. If I had updated about it — it would’ve looked similar to this: “Editing in the man cave….Did some more editing in the man cave…Went and shot B-roll….Did even more editing in the man cave…Got a few pickup shots…And…..yet again editing in the man cave…” Nothing much more than that. But the great news is that the picture is 90% close to locked now. Just need to send it off to [...]
Just relaunched the e-newsletter sign up page for people who are interested in receiving occasional emails with significant film news updates — such as new project announcements, film screenings, DVD releases, fundraisers, etc . Messages will be sent only around “milestone” events so do not expect daily/weekly updates to crowd your inbox. CLICK HERE to sign up for the e-newsletter Here are other ways to keep up to date on the goings on: FACEBOOK FAN PAGES: What’s Up Lovely New [...]
I am going to be attending the Flyway Film Festival in Pepin, WI for the Midwest Premiere of NEW YORK LATELY. The festival director Rick Vaicius has put together an impressive program that I am very much looking forward to. My film is included in the local filmmakers programming block (I was born in Rochester, MN) — which I’m sure some festival goers may find a little odd that my film takes place in New York. The other local films [...]
“…an absolutely wonderful piece of work.” — ROGUE CINEMA “…a remarkable achievement…” — THE INDEPENDENT CRITIC “…a beautiful film…” — ROW THREE Upcoming Festival Screenings: SANDHILLS FILM FESTIVAL Fayetteville, North Carolina October 22nd, 2009 (Thurs) – 8:00pm (Docks Ballroom) GET TICKETS FLYWAY FILM FESTIVAL Pepin, Wisconsin October 25th, 2009 (Sun) – 3:00pm (Stockholm Opera Hall) – Filmmakers in attendance GET TICKETS BIG APPLE FILM FESTIVAL New York, New York November 4th, 2009 (Wed) – 6:30pm (Tribeca Cinema) – Select cast [...]
Earlier this year, I was kindly allowed to participate in Iain Stott’s BEYOND THE CANON poll where the task was to select up to 100 films that I believe to have been under-represented by film history — excluding the established classics. Previously, Iain ran a similar poll asking participants to list their 50 Greatest Films of all time which is a fascinating read — and very educational to see what other cinephiles are thinking. Without further adieu, here are my [...]
These 14 films — all in their own way, shape or form — inspired elements for my feature NEW YORK LATELY. After all, everyone borrows; it’s from whom you choose to borrow that makes you unique. ***Please note films are listed by year: 12 of 14 – Boogie Nights (1997) – Paul Thomas Anderson 13 of 14 – Out of Sight (1998) – Steven Soderbergh 14 of 14 – Magnolia (1999) – Paul Thomas Anderson TOTAL LIST: Shadows (1959) – [...]
These 14 films — all in their own way, shape or form — inspired elements for my feature NEW YORK LATELY. After all, everyone borrows; it’s from whom you choose to borrow that makes you unique. ***Please note films are listed by year: 9 of 14 – Short Cuts (1993) – Robert Altman 10 of 14 – Chungking Express (1994) – Wong Kar Wai 11 of 14 – Before Sunrise (1995) – Richard Linklater To Be Continued…
These 14 films — all in their own way, shape or form — inspired elements for my feature NEW YORK LATELY. After all, everyone borrows; it’s from whom you choose to borrow that makes you unique. ***Please note films are listed by year: 6 of 14 – Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (1988) – Pedro Almodovar 7 of 14 -Husbands and Wives (1992) – Woody Allen 8 of 14 – Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993) – Woody Allen [...]
These 14 films — all in their own way, shape or form — inspired elements for my feature NEW YORK LATELY. After all, everyone borrows; it’s from whom you choose to borrow that makes you unique. ***Please note films are listed by year: 3 of 14 – Opening Night (1977) – John Cassavetes 4 of 14 – Blow Out (1981) – Brian De Palma 5 of 14 – They All Laughed (1981) – Peter Bogdanovich – this is the closest [...]
These 14 films — all in their own way, shape or form — inspired elements for my feature NEW YORK LATELY. After all, everyone borrows; it’s from whom you choose to borrow that makes you unique. ***Please note films are listed by year — here are the first 2: 1 of 14 – Shadows (1959) – John Cassavetes 2 of 14 – That Obscure Object of Desire (1977) – Luis Bunuel To Be Continued…
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