A Decade of Congratulations I finally got a chance to read the Winter edition and kudos as usual. I also…
“Beginner's Guide” Not Just for Beginners I bought a three-year subscription last month and was delighted to see the 2004…
Drive-In Suggestions… and Updates! thank you for the recent article, “10 Drive-In Theaters Worth the Drive,” in your Summer 2003…
Useful Info in #50 Absolutely love this last issue! Came away with a lot of very useful information. Just wondering…
Runaway Production No Laughing Matter In Moviemaker’s “10 Best Cities in North America for Independent Moviemakers,” (Issue 49, Vol. 10)…
"It’s an odd thing, but everyone who disappears is said to be seen at San Francisco. It must be a…
A Rare Director Martin Scorsese will forever be the lonely, mawkish boy nestled between the sidewalk and the sea, there…
"I figure marriage is kind of like Miami: it's hot and stormy, and occasionally a little dangerous... But if it's…
Fun With the Film Critics Many thanks for the superlative insights offered in "Their Opinions Count"(Issue #47, Vol. 9) by…
Kevin Lee; Lori Lazar; Manish Acharya; Daniel Cooperbey Chapter One: “He adored New York City. He idolized it all out…
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No Sugardaddy Needed Dear Folks: I absolutely frothed over Peter Broderick's article on the digital/video revolution (issue #30-ed.). Finally, a…
Letter of the Month: John Would Have Dear MovieMaker, As of this writing, I am a little over a month…
Save Money, Read MM Dear Tim, Thanks for the subscription. You know, I'm substituting film school with your publication. As…
Thanks for The Ink Dear Tim, I love your magazine! Tom Allen did a beautiful job on covering me (Mar.…
Austin Applauds Dear Tim, My ad in MovieMaker has brought students into my workshop from the Seattle film community. I…
17th Portland International Film Festival to Open Dear Editor: The Portland Art Museum Northwest Film Center would like to remind…