April 2001

By Peg Aloi Returning for its third year, The Boston Irish Film Festival will be the host to several premieres, many guest speakers, and of course, great music, and Guinness.

By Hillary E. Cutter Profiles of two new films underway in Boston -- "Loaded Gun: A Search for Emily Dickinson" and "Have You Seen Andy?&quot

By Kristen Paulson You may picture someone hunched over a long curled scroll, covering it with red pen. But here, professional Script Supervisor Liz Argo of Argo Productions, fills us in on what the job takes.

By Peter Bohush For serious compression of video, there’s no better utility on the market than Cleaner 5. You may want it to be simpler at times, but you’ll never find yourself wishing it did more -- because it does it all.

By Tiffany Patrick Following up on last month's profile on the Balagan series, Alla Kovgan and Jeff Silva return to talk about their own experimental films.

By Chris Cooke A review of the newest flick about the "making of an indie film" screening this month at Film Fest New Haven.

By Allison Twomey and Matthew Evan Scher A report of news & events in the local industry for April 2001.

By Amy Souza "The Blue Diner’s" writer and producer, Natatcha Estébanez sat down with Amy Souza to talk about this inspiring film, which won the Best Film award at this year's New England Film/Video Festival.

By Alex Rapp The local production company, the Curt Worden Group reinvents itself as Context Media for the Internet age.