Interview With Lila & Valentin Director Adrien Lhommedieu The short film world is such an awesome sub-culture, with such amazing...
The idea from "Tuck me in" comes from a viral story that has been on the internet for years. A couple of years ago, a user of reddit rewrote it as a 2-sentence story and it went viral.
We’ve learned to try to not spoil an audience member’s personal interpretation of what’s happening. That said, there are two ways to watch the film. Two ways we intended, anyway.
Yes, I did just have a solo show conclude and it was a big success. With the texting series (The American __tier), it allowed me to work at different scales which I love.
Ex Machina Hidden Easter Egg and Interview with Murray Shanahan I recently did a full tilt explanation and walk through...
On My Birthday – The Meaning Of Life Earlier this morning I became 42; the meaning of life. See. Only...
Thanks for your interest in SUNDAYS and writing to us. Yes, that’s right. We’re now in the process of putting together a team of writers to work on the feature script with Mischa and that’ll be the first step in getting closer to starting actual production.
am planning to make the world and its characters into an awesome post-apocalyptic, fantasy, sci-fi web series! I am currently writing the second episode and soon to launch the crowd funding project for it. I am going to continue the story of Sherman, introduce new characters, new stories and expand the world.
Yes. I think Sally, at that exact moment was just happy that she was the one that survived. It’s relief really. I’m sure once she walked away and had a chance for everything to sink in, she’d have a different reaction.
I can’t say it was quite as thin of a shoestring as Primer (which I love). We actually self funded the movie, just saved up for a few years and then went for it. It was great because it allowed us total creative freedom, but I think on the next one we’d like to find backers of one form or another.
Interview With Alex Mann Green Dot Short Movie Creator
The first script was actually a wedding movie, where the son comes back from the future and tries to break up his parents’ marriage because he knows it is going to turn out badly. But that idea led to some major confusion over how the story could play out logically. Somehow I stumbled upon the idea that maybe the son should be desperately trying to save his own life.
It's strange because when you're starting out as an artist, you're making minimum wage, but creating paintings for the top 1%. It's weird to be making a luxury good that you feel you could never afford yourself.
When i first went into a gallery as a kid i knew what i wanted to do so that was that, i think you eventually become part of it and i see a lot of contemporary artists whose work is described as challenging or cutting edge whichever the latest buzz word is, but if thats how they communicate through their work i find it basically fake.
I want to time travel. This is a known fact. But in case you thought I was lacking proof, I give you this, and this, some of this, and this. Need more? But this? I actually thing these photos from Dan Marker-Moore are more time travel street cred than all the previous links combined. You wanna know why? I'm idiot, of course you want to know why, I mean, that was possibly the greatest build up to an intro ever.