Sunday, October 7, 2007
Thursday, October 4, 2007
WES ANDERSON
Wes Anderson on "blocking in the dark"
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2007/09/27/arts/20070927_DARJEELING.html
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2007/09/27/arts/20070927_DARJEELING.html
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
NEW NEWS
FILMAKA.COM news: Moving on to the final round!
Bill Pullman, Deepak Nayar, Paul Schrader, Thomas Augsberger, and Zak Penn voted for the Jury Level of Lost and Found.
The three clips they choose were diverse in subject and shooting style but they all had the same thing in common: great character development, good story sense, and a unique vision.
Bruno by Trevor Hardy is the Jury Level Winner. This is a comedy about the happy exploits of a lost dog.
The Jury Level Runner up is the darkly comedic The Cleaners by Terry Miles about a group of sexy women who clean up murder scenes for undisclosed clients.
Timeby Anne Heeno gets the Special Jury Prize. Shot in black in white, this drama explores the theme of ‘fate’ as a woman gets ready to go on a trip.
Well done to all of our Filmakas. There are two more contests until we go to our final round for this year..
Bill Pullman, Deepak Nayar, Paul Schrader, Thomas Augsberger, and Zak Penn voted for the Jury Level of Lost and Found.
The three clips they choose were diverse in subject and shooting style but they all had the same thing in common: great character development, good story sense, and a unique vision.
Bruno by Trevor Hardy is the Jury Level Winner. This is a comedy about the happy exploits of a lost dog.
The Jury Level Runner up is the darkly comedic The Cleaners by Terry Miles about a group of sexy women who clean up murder scenes for undisclosed clients.
Timeby Anne Heeno gets the Special Jury Prize. Shot in black in white, this drama explores the theme of ‘fate’ as a woman gets ready to go on a trip.
Well done to all of our Filmakas. There are two more contests until we go to our final round for this year..
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