Over the past week, I’ve watched just a couple of movies, but I have been steeping myself in other art related activities in New York City.
As someone who comes to film in my thirties, I am a huge believer that to be a good filmmaker you not only need life experiences, but you also need […]
Archive for November, 2006
Three One-Minute Reviews
Published by November 6th, 2006 in Film Festivals, Perspectives and movies. 0 CommentsOne minute review: Royal Tenenbaums
Directed by Wes Anderson, I LOVED this movie. I’d heard mixed reviews, but this film really got to me. It is a mix of happy and sad, touching and quirky. It does an amazing job of using humor and sarcasm to lighten the mood about life’s difficulties and failings. This messed […]
Different sites for different types of film? Maybe, maybe not.
Published by November 3rd, 2006 in Filmmaking and Technology. 4 CommentsI discovered UbuWeb from the Self-Reliant Filmmaking blog. The author’s wish that You Tube was more UbuWeb got me thinking.
UbuWeb is a place where you can watch and learn the techniques of filmmakers who were very innovative in their time. YouTube is a place where you can be entertained, you watch the latest viral gimmick, […]
I’ve started writing again. I love to write, but find it almost impossible to get started. Once I get started, I actually write pretty quickly - at least the first draft stage.
I’ve resorted to little tricks to help myself be productive - faking deadlines, giving myself pep talks, and most importantly feeling like I am […]
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