by Britney Ngaw | 30 May, 2019 | Filmmaking, Screenwriting
The Florida Project — the original name for Disney World during its inception combined with “the projects”, an alternative name for subsidised housing. This play on words describes the dichotomy of perspectives shown throughout the film – both the adult and child...
by Sylvie Dumont | 27 October, 2018 | Film History, Uncategorized
The days are getting shorter and the nights are getting darker. One starts to feel those Halloween chills in the air. As the wind howls and the werewolves growl, we mortal beings love nothing more than clinging to each other through a reliably cheesy horror film. Like...
by Matt Loggie | 10 February, 2017 | Filmmaking
Sci-fi is a wonderful genre, full of story–telling possibilities as endless as the stars themselves. This is true from both a science and fiction standpoint. Far too often, however, science fiction films rely on the same tried and true methods to keep the audience...
by Matt Loggie | 9 January, 2017 | Filmmaking, Screenwriting
We all love a good scare, well most of us do. A good horror film can do this in a number of different ways, from a creeping sense of dread to a heart stopping moment of shock. Horror films get your heart thumping and your blood pumping. Horror may be the most ‘tropey’...
