by Kamen Davoy | 18 August, 2020 | Directing, Festivals, Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, Screenwriting
Raindance Film Festival has only been going since 1992, but in the nearly three decades since its inception, it has had an incredible impact on the film industry. Numerous indie productions have debuted at the event, which is attended by more than 6000 film...
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by Erin Sastre | 21 February, 2019 | Book Review, Directing, Filmmaking, In Our Opinion, Technical Craft
Ask anyone for a list of the most prolific and artistic filmmakers, and Quentin Tarantino will most likely be on it. His work is so distinctively identifiable that anyone who views one of his films will instantly recognise it as his. In addition to the artistic use of...
by Elliot Grove | 7 April, 2014 | In Our Opinion
What you are about to read is an article of extraordinary circumstances (note: imagine old round man talking into camera). This is an article about two directors separated by decades whom seemingly have nothing in common. Today, you will be convinced that director...
by Jimmy Maddock | 24 January, 2014 | In Our Opinion
As Tarantino is the de-facto celebrity-director of our time, one of a very small number widely recognised by the general public, his pronouncements and actions usually gain a somewhat disproportionate traction amongst film commentators and in general media buzz. The...
by Lianne Silano | 21 February, 2013 | In Our Opinion
Some would say that this year’s Oscar Nominations proved to be somewhat questionable. I am referring to the several nominations that most would have considered a shoe-in, that ended up not getting nominated at all. Some of these upsets include a Best Director...
