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Local Industry

Industry News

By Lindsey Walker
"Follow the Broccoli" will be shown as part of the 1999 Mass. Ave Film Festival this month.
The dish on local films & industry-related news from the New England Film & Video Industry.

Industry News

By Lindsey Walker
Felice Yeh (left) and Liz Robbins (right) as Leila and Gertrude on the set of "Testament."
The dish on local films & industry-related news from the New England Film & Video Industry.

Vital Video in Williamstown

By Devon Damonte Reflections on video exhibits in Western Mass. at the new MassMOCA and the Williams College Museum of Art.

Words Worth: The New England Screenwriters Conference

By Tiffany Patrick
Scenic location of the New England Screenwriters Conference.
A conference for aspiring screenwriters.

Industry News

By Lindsey Walker
Robert Patton-Spruill's "Squeeze" to be part of the Dudley Film Festival this month.
The dish on local films & industry-related news.

Blackside, Inc.

By Alia-Anor Akaeze
Blackside, Inc. Founder Henry Hampton.
A production company with standards and style.

Industry News

By Lindsey Walker
The Picture Start Film Series began with "Captive Audience" by Mike Gioscia and Kurt St. Thomas.
The dish on local films & industry-related news.

On Avid

By Holly Madden
Senior editor Andrew Satinoff (seated) and president/owner Matthew Gore in Post Modern Editorial's new Avid Symphony suite.
Avid breaks the format and price barriers with two new products.

Documentary Educational Resources

By Lorre Fritchy
DER works with a number of local filmmakers, such as Nick Kurzon on "Sight Unseen."
DER Director Cynthia Close shares the organization's mission, collaborations with local filmmakers & the state of the doc.

Inside the Olive Jar

By Tiffany Patrick
A still from the Olive Jar web site.
Go behind-the-scenes of one of Boston's premier animation studios.

Flaherty Film Seminar Moves On

By Gina Harris
Co-Programmer, Richard Herskowitz.
Now in North Carolina, the Flaherty Film Seminar keeps to its New England roots.

Industry News

By Lindsey Walker
corman
The dish on local films & industry-related news.

Industry News

By Lindsey Walker
The office of the Boston Jewish Film Festival after a recent fire.
The dish on local films & industry-related news in the New England film industry.

The Color of Film: Collaboration

By Alia-Anor AkaezeA new organization aims to provide a cohesive resource of and for minority filmmaking talent.

Industry News

By Michele Meek
reunion-shoot
The dish on local films & industry-related news in the New England film industry.

Industry News

By Michele MeekThe dish on local films & industry-related news in the New England film industry.

Harvard Film Archive: Celebrating 20 Years

By Gentry Menzel
Allan Piper's "Starving Artists" is one of the local films showing at the HFA this month.
No signs of slowing down with age, the HFA offers its usual eclectic blend of films, selected by Acting Curator Gerald Peary

Boston Shorts Screen at Coolidge

By Steve Abrams, with Keith Wagner and Julie Wolf
A still from one of local animator Karen Aqua's films.
A new spin on an old idea--the Coolidge screens local indie shorts before feature films.

Industry News

By Michele Meek
The Boston film "Southie" was picked up by Lion's Gate for distribution.
The dish on local films & industry-related news in the New England film industry.

For the Indie Doc: Susan Walsh

By Lorre Fritchy
"American Girls" one of the many CID projects that have been funded by ITVS.
The director of the Center for Independent Documentary talks about helping filmmakers take their docu-vision from start to finish.

Industry News

By Michele Meek
The Providence Film Commission celebrates the premiere of "Providence" this month on NBC.
The dish on local films: "I Love My Movie," "The Autumn Heart" and others. Also, news from local companies & organizations.

CF Video & Interactive

By Gentry Menzel
A still from American Girl TV launching this fall.
CF Video & Interactive of Watertown, MA is not your average post house. Nor is it your average animation studio. Or your average interactive media studio. Or your average... well, you'll see.

Railroad Square Cinema: Maine's Movie Mecca

By Mary Phillips-Sandy
Railroad Square Cinema.
In 1977, a group of Mainers decided to develop a film society in Central Maine. Since then, it's expanded to a double screen theater, a distribution company and an international film festival.

Industry News

By Michele Meek
Still from "The Same Side of Rejection Street" now filming in Boston.
The dish on local films: "Plastic: The Culture of Debt," "The Same Side of Rejection Street" and others. Also, news from local companies & organizations.

Squigglevision: Fun and Good for You

By Keith Wagner
"Squigglevision"
When was the last time you watched Saturday morning cartoons? Well, with Tom Snyder Productions "Squigglevision" on, you might want to start again.

SMASH: Gaining Momentum in Boston

By Jen Muehlbauer
history
This Boston-based ad agency shares its past successes and future projects.

Industry News

By Michele Meek
David Giancola [right] directs Burt Ward (Robin of TV's Batman) and Sue Ball in a scene from "Moving Targets."
The dish on local: "Moving Targets," "Links," "Six Ways to Sunday" and others. Also, news from local companies and film organizations.

Independent Feature Film Market: A Report

By Michele Meek
Massachusetts film "Floating"
Sure, it's great to make a film – but it’s even better to get the darn thing sold and seen. So, for a week in New York, hundreds of films and scripts are looked over by about 1,500 industry professionals from around the world. Here's the highlights.

Industry News

By Michele Meek
A poster from "Theme: Murder".
The dish on films in production: "Notes from Earth," "Love at Your Disposal," and others. Also, local indie film screenings this month and film organization news.

Industry News

By Michele Meek
"All Shook Up" filming in Southeastern Connecticut
The dish on films in production: "The Love Letter," "Cider House Rules," "All Shook Up," and others. Also, local indie film screenings this month and film organization news.