The Morning Watch: Creating Burn Wounds For Movies & TV, Revolutionizing 'Little Women' & More
In this edition, find out how to make burn wounds for movies and TV, see how Greta Gerwig revolutionizes Little Women, and more.
Read MoreIn this edition, find out how to make burn wounds for movies and TV, see how Greta Gerwig revolutionizes Little Women, and more.
Read MoreLets take a look at the best movies from the last 15 years of the festival as Park City became a launching pad for hundred million dollar award contenders.
Read MoreWhile at the Telluride Film Festival, I had the chance to talk to Academy Award-nominated director Jason Reitman about his new, and much buzzed about film, Up in the Air. I conducted the interview in conjunction with my friend Alex from FirstShowing, filmed "up in the air," (get it?) in a gondola traveling up and…
Read MoreA stuttering teenager falls in love with the star of the debate team, and is asked to join her competitive world. We saw Rocket Science at this years Sundance Film Festival and loved it. In our review, we wrote: "Jeffrey Blitz has created the next Sundance classic. See this movie, see this movie, SEE THIS…
Read MoreThe U.S. Comedy Arts Festival and HBO announced their 2007 Film Program line-up which includes Sundance 2007 favorites Eagle vs. Shark, Rocket Science and Waitress in addition to 27 other features. Check out the full list and press release after the jump. New York, NY February 12, 2007 – The U.S. Comedy Arts Festival (USCAF)…
Read MoreThere are tons of new movies premiering at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival. Guess what this means? Poster-mania! Here is our first look at the posters of Sundance 2007. Disclaimer: All of these posters were photographed off of posted promotional posters or postcards distributed at the festival. The result is not 100% professional quality, and…
Read MoreRocket Science is not about Science, nor is it about Rockets. It's about that first High School love. In the running tradition of such films as Election, Rushmore, and Squid and the Whale, Rocket Science is about a unpopular high school student named Hal Heffner, who can't spit out a complete sentence without stuttering. He's…
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