161. Browse Top Level > Moving Images > Independent News > Guerrilla Film-making Producer Sarah Aston Production Company Channel Zero/Psychedigital Audio/Visual sound, color Keywords Channel Zero; Planet Street; guerrilla filmmaking. http://www.archive.org/movies/movieslisting-browse.php?collection=independent_ne

162. Sony Pictures - Error Official site. Trailer, image gallery, and the making of the film. http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/jump/idlehands.html

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163. Film-making Students Nominated For Royal Television Society Award Press Release 15/10/01 film-making students nominated for Royal Television Society Award. film-making students nominated for Royal Television Society Award. http://www.sussex.ac.uk/information_office/media/media176.shtml

15 Oct 2001 Film-making students nominated for Royal Television Society Award Three media studies students from the University of Sussex have had their film nominated for Best Factual Programme in the Royal Television Society Southern Region Awards. Sian Jones, Catherine Walsh and Marie Shaw all graduated this summer with degrees in media studies. Their 15-minute film, entitled 'Craith Y Cwm', is about the village of Capel Celyn in North Wales that was cleared of its inhabitants and then flooded in the 1960s in order to supply water to Liverpool. "My teacher at school actually went to prison for trying to blow up the dam," says Sian, who did the interviews for the film in her native language of Welsh. "It's still a very emotional issue - one man we interviewed broke down in tears talking about it." The students made their film as part of the 'Documentary: Theory and Practice' module of their degree, undertaking all the interviewing, directing and digital editing themselves. "We're just proud that the film has got this far and that people are watching it," says Catherine. Two other films have been nominated in the same category, and the winning film will then go on to the national competition. "Obviously we'd like to win," says Marie, who made several short films with Catherine in their first year of study. "We haven't seen the other films though, and now we can just see all the flaws in our own!"

164. FINÁLE Plzeò 2000 - 13th Annual National festival of Czech filmmaking. http://www.finaleplzen.cz/2000/gate00en.html

165. An Extraordinary Film School New York Film Academy - One Year the four films of her/his crew members. Thus, each student has the extensive handson experience of making sixteen short films. http://www.nyfa.com/workshops/OneYear_Frameset.html

166. Wolves A National Wildlife Federation film about wolves. Includes makingof, video clips, and scene-by-scene synopsis. http://www.nwf.org/productions/wolves.html

167. Article On Vampire Bats From The Making Of "Vampire" Film By Adrian Warren : Pag Article on bloodsucking Vampire Bats and the making of the film Vampire for BBC by the film producer Adrian Warren. Image gallery of bats and other wildlife. http://www.lastrefuge.co.uk/data/articles/bats/Vampire_Bat_article_page1.html

The Making of "VAMPIRE": a film for BBC's Wildlife On One by Adrian Warren..page 1 of 6 Main Article Page [page 1] page 2 page 3 ... next page The Making of "VAMPIRE": a film for BBC's Wildlife On One, 1979 by Adrian Warren Desmodus feeding on a donkey It is curious that the vampire myth, even today, continues to hold public imagination. Count Dracula has appeared in over two hundred films from at least ten countries, as well as in plays, books, comics and on television. Bram Stoker's novel "Dracula" has never been out of print, and commercial merchandising includes package holidays to Dracula's castle in Rumania led by an "occult"guide. The story source for Stoker's novel was said to be Vlad Dracul, a 15th century ruler of the Transylvanian province of Wallachia. He apparently had over 23,000 people impaled on wooden stakes, and used to eat his meals while watching their agony. He was a sadist, and a mass murderer, yes, but no vampire. There was a vampire woman, however: an Austrian Countess - Elizabeth Bathony, a society beauty of the Imperial Court. As her looks faded with age, she imagined that the blood of young girls might keep her youthful and, over a period of 15 years, murdered some 600 of them in torture chambers of remote Carpathian castles, draining them of their blood for the sake of her vanity. Her accomplices were sent to the stake in 1611 but because of her high birth she was walled up in her chambers with a hole for air and food. She died three years later.

168. Lloyd Kaufman Interview Interview with Lloyd Kaufman talking about his background, filmmaking and the effect of Troma. http://www.tabula-rasa.info/Horror/LloydKaufman.html

Search / Site Map Contacts Horror on Screen INTERVIEWS Asia Argento Lloyd Kaufman of Troma David J Schow Peter Weir ARTICLES Zombie films Australian Horror Films Horror on TV Nightmares on Elm St ... Reviews RELATED CONTENT Modern Horror Horror on the Page The Dark Ages: A History of Horror Australian Genre It was a cold night in Sydney. We had left the Japanese restaurant early to catch Sgt Kabukiman NYPD at the Valhalla Cinema. We met Lloyd Kaufman and said 'Do you ever get up on a bad morning and want to make another Apocalypse Now ?' He said 'No, I just want to keep exploding heads'. We never saw him again. But we did catch up with him over the phone a week or two later, at his New York home. He said he was distracted after a day's shooting, but proved an enthusiastic and obliging subject for interview. One gets the feeling he really takes Public Relations very seriously. And now, Mr Kaufman talks about life, movies and philosophy. Troma style. Holy Shit! What is all this Green Stuff First Appeared in Tabula Rasa#1 Tabula Rasa: Firstly, I was wondering if you could just tell us a bit about your background, and where it all started?

169. Rotwangs Hand: The European Silent Cinema Project Dedicated to making European silent film actors as well known as their American counterparts. http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Studio/7624/

''It was worth the loss of a hand Click here to enter the European Silent Cinema Project! Just trying to Join the discussions on the: ESCP Message Boards Click on Cesare to go to The Conrad Veidt Society Home Page You are the to see this page.

170. Temple, Julien The Onion AV Club interviews the filmmaker about the timing of his new film, making music videos, and the legacy of The Sex Pistols. http://www.theavclub.com/avclub3613/avfeature_3613.html

171. Welcome To Tyler's Web Site! Emphasis on satire in film work and on expressionistic color and markmaking in painting and drawing. New York-based artist and student. http://www.geocities.com/tylercoburn/

Art Film Writing Miscellany ... Updates All work on this page was created by Tyler Coburn. About the Artist E-mail

172. The Coen Brothers Read this essay about the filmmaking brothers, regarding their movies. http://www.kelwick.karoo.net/TheUsher-HushHush-Coens.htm

THE COEN BROTHERS LADYKILLER HANKS The Coen Brothers have started filming their remake of the 1955 Ealing comedy classic The Ladykillers. The movie is an update of the classic 1955 Ealing comedy that starred Sir Alec Guinness and Peter Sellers. Before you start shouting "Sacrilege", it is Joel and Ethan Coen who are behind the project. The makers of O Brother, where art thou?, The Big Lebowski, The Man who wasn't there and Fargo will have the utmost respect for the material and you can expect another character driven comic classic.Starring Tom Hanks as Professor Goldthwait Higginson Dorr, the mastermind behind the crime, he is joined by J.K. Simmons (Spider-Man), George Wallace (Mr Deeds) and Marlon Wayans (Scary Movie) Here is the full synopsis Academy Award®-winner Tom Hanks teams up for the first time with Academy Award®-winning filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen (“O Brother, Where Art Thou?”) for this retelling of the critically acclaimed 1955 comedy, “The Ladykillers.”  Hanks stars as Goldthwait Higginson Dorr III, Ph.D., a charlatan professor who’s assembled a gang of “experts” for the heist of the century.  The thieves: experts in explosions, tunneling, and muscle, and the critical “inside man.”  The base of operations: the root cellar of an unsuspecting, church-going little old lady named Mrs. Munson (IRMA P. HALL).  The ruse: the five need a place to practicetheir church music. The problem:  it quickly becomes evident that Dorr’s thieves lack the mental capacity to do the job.  The bigger problem:  they have all seriously underestimated their upstairs host.       Â

173. TERMOENCOGIBLES Plastic bags, flexible packaging, blown film extrusion, shrink film, flexographic printing, graphic art design and plate making, custom made, low and high density polyethylene, polypropilene, solventless lamination. http://www.termo.com.sv/

174. NEWS | MAGAZINE | VOLUME 24-6 MARCH 2000 Directors Guild of America Magazine follows the director through the making of a film. http://www.dga.org/news/v24_6/robert_wise.php3

Robert Wise A Journal of the Making of A Storm in Summer By Mike Thomas After a 66-year career in the film industry, one might be excused for thinking that Robert Wise had pretty much met his career goals. His achievements include editing Citizen Kane , directing films in almost every conceivable genre including such classics as The Set-Up, The Day the Earth Stood Still, Executive Suite, I Want to Live, West Side Story, The Haunting (1963), The Sound of Music, The Sand Pebbles, The Andromeda Strain and Star Trek: The Motion Picture . He's won four Academy Awards; two as director and two for best picture for West Side Story and The Sound of Music He's been honored with the Irving Thalberg Award for excellence in production, served two terms as president of the Directors Guild, was honored with the DGA's prestigious D.W. Griffith Award (recently renamed the DGA Lifetime Achievement Award) and the Robert Aldrich Award and has chaired the Guild's Special Projects Committee since its inception. He served as president of the Motion Picture Academy and had been recently given the American Film Institute's Lifetime Achievement Award. Yet, for many years, one elusive goal has remained outside his grasp - directing his 40th film. I first met Bob Wise in 1981 when he visited San Diego for a lecture. I had just graduated from the UCSD film department and was in the early stages of creating the San Diego Film Society. I asked Bob for an interview and he invited me up to his office, then located at the Sunset Gower studios. We struck up a friendship that has remained strong throughout the intervening decades.

175. Jafar Panahi: The Man Who Does Not Bargain On Cinema Article by Shadmehr Rastin from the Iranian quarterly film International, discussing the political difficulties encountered by Panahi in making the film The Circle. http://www.netiran.com/Htdocs/Clippings/Art/200516XXAR03.html

Jafar Panahi: The Man Who Does Not Bargain on Cinema Film International; Iranian Film (Quarterly) Spring 2000, Vol. 7, No. 28 By: Shadmehr Rastin Pages: 27 - 28 Word Count: 1427 Text: Even though The Mirror was expected to be screened this year and The Circle was to be premiered at the 18th Fajr International Film Festival, the latter film went through the third winter of its life without ever being screened. The Circle's draft took shape in the winter of 1997 in a film production company in north or Tehran. Those days marked the period of excitement after the presidential elections earlier in the year, and filmmakers were hopeful that with the new deputy minister of culture in film affairs in power, they could reap utmost benefit of political freedom and direct films they had long yearned to make. Youthful rebellion and rights of women were two subjects of interest to this new era's filmmakers who cherished social and political inclinations. The Circle is a realistic, bold, an cinematic picture of modern- day Iranian community, a picture that many do not like to see. The Circle's script was finally completed in the winter of 1998. But the Ministry of Culture's Supervision and Evaluation Department rated the script C and did not offer a transparent and clear answer to questions related to the film's production permit. These served as the first barriers blocking The Circle. Then strange proposals were made to Panahi to the effect that he make a film similar to The White Balloon. When they saw how adamant and unbending Panahi was, they implicitly and mockingly advised him to make his film abroad.

176. Cinema How Are Hollywood Films Made? Cinema How are Hollywood films made? This site on the production process of creating a film from start to finish is a useful tool for the performing arts disciplines. If you have students who http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.learner.org/exhibits/cinema/&y=0

177. Filmmaking Books, Consultants, Filmmaking Seminars, Independent Movies - Michael Studio City, California company produces films and TV programs, publishes books, and conducts filmmaking seminars. Includes a listing of projects and books for sale. http://www.mwp.com/

Films, Books, Filmmaking Seminars, DVD, Video Streaming, Downloadable Book Chapters Over the past 21 years, MWP has supplied student and professional filmmakers and writers with America's best-selling 'how-to' film and video books. MWP is known for creating highly-accessible books that guide filmmakers in all aspects of their craft including writing, directing, storyboarding, screenwriting, scriptwriting, camera, producing, financing, marketing, distributing, new media, and more. Register to receive free and valuable downloadable special reports, tip sheets, sample book chapters, chances to win free books, and more. And click in the header to join our active Filmmaker's Forum SEMINARS, CATALOG, FORUM 2004 NEW FILM BOOKS NEW FILMS - STREAMING ANNOUNCING THE FORUM. Click on the "FORUM" button at the head of this page and discuss everything with filmmaking experts and your colleagues. Ask your questions, get answers, share your thoughts. with Michael Wiese Sample PDF of Workshop Brochure (Not an actual upcoming seminar.)

178. The Film Foundation - Artists Rights The Artists Rights Education and Legal Defense Council was established in 2002 to advocate for the protection and expansion of artists rights. Members of this council include Tom Cruise, Bertram http://www.admitone.org/

179. Film, TV And Video Tutorials: Filming, Editing, Lighting, Sound, Funding... Free tips for film, television and video creation, including howtos for editing, lighting, sound, camera work, directing, filmmaking and more. film, TV Video Tips, Tutorials Budgeting, Camera http://www.knowledgehound.com/topics/film.htm

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