Advertisement
2008 |
2007 |
2006 |
2005 |
2004 |
|
2003 |
2002 |
2001 |
2000 |
1999 |
|
1998 |
1997 |
1996 |
1995 |
1994 |
1993 |
|
Order this issue |
Issue #22 [December 1996]
Features: Jim Thompson’s Lost Hollywood Years
By David Geffner
Lost Hollywood Years
Greg Olson understands film noir. So did Jim Thompson, who
gave us stories like Peckinpah's The Gateway and Kubrick's The
Killing. Too bad Hollywood never understood Jim Thompson.
Features: Producing Features
By Zorianna Kit
Regardless of the budget, both halves of your brain need to be in good working order if you want to be a producer.
Features: Carl Franklin
By Erich Leon Harris
Devil in a Blue Dress got great reviews but didn't have legs. Where does a talented actor/writer/director go from here?
Latest from the blog:
Doorpost Awards $300,000 to “Undiscovered” Moviemakers
The Doorpost Film Project, a “contest aimed at discovering and developing moviemakers capable of producing films that inspire and influence rather than simply entertain,” just finished round one and is now left with 15 finalists who are described by Nathan Elliott, the Project's director, as “a globally, ethnically and racially diverse group of filmmakers that have one important thing in common: They're enormously talented."
Posted 07.23.08 | News/Commentary | No comments yet...
Other recent posts:
Citizen Kane Tops 99 Remarkable Films of the World
Grassroots Moviemaker: Building a Moviemaking Team
Batman Flies High Over the Box Office
Posts people are talking about:
SITE DELIVERY OPTIONS
Advertisement
