Tag: Interviews

[ad_1] Within that, there has to be a line of logic. You have to make sure that you hit the right timing, that there are cadences and rhythms. The pace,…

[ad_1] How long was the writing process to fully develop the screenplay? It’s a fairly long development. I wrote the first draft in 2018. And we shot the film in…

[ad_1] In an interview with RogerEbert.com, Hunting talked about his film’s influences, such as “Paris is Burning,” the use of Vance Joy’s “Riptide,” and the calming connectivity offered by VR. …

[ad_1] There was a lot of footage from Joanne’s harder to find projects, her telefilms like “The Stripper,” which many had never heard of. How many of those you were…

[ad_1] Earlier this month, Umbrella Entertainment gave the 1985 creature feature Ghoulies (watch it HERE) and its 1988 sequel Ghoulies II (watch that one HERE) a Blu-ray release in Australia – but it’s…

[ad_1] No wonder the effect is so magical. When did the animation of the faces come in? Again, it is a mixture. All of the body movement and facial expressions…

[ad_1] Mia, this was your first feature.  MI: Yes, it was.  Do you have a memory from it you think you’ll always cherish? MI: Definitely the first day of shooting…

[ad_1] Are most of her books still in French, or did they get translated? There’s a few that are translated into English, but overwhelmingly they’re in French. Also, most of…

[ad_1] I completely didn’t recognize Dacre Montgomery, who is someone I’ve interviewed in person, as Steve Binder in the film. Isn’t that crazy? It’s funny, I’ve known Dacre for a…

[ad_1] Was that actually in New Jersey or Atlanta? It was in Pittsburgh.  Ah, like “Adventureland.” There you go. It’s all connected.  Your first film “Shithouse” you made before COVID,…