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Cross-Cultural Filmmaking: The Hanji Box
In her latest narrative release, The Hanji Box, Nora Jacobson delves into cross-cultural filmmaking and explores international adoption.
Read more...Adoption, Hanji Box, Korea, Nora Jacobson, Screenwriting, Vermont Filmmakers
Documentary | Editing | Females in Film | Interviews | Massachusetts | Rhode Island | Short Films
IFFBoston Interview: Imagine Kolle 37
Sabrina Zanella-Foresi shares how she got into the proper headspace to edit the documentary/narrative hybrid Imagine Kolle 37, which is playing at IFFBoston 2017 as part of the “Shorts: D=Delta: Documentary” lineup.
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Females in Film | Film Festival & Event Profiles | Film Festivals | Massachusetts | New England
Women in Comedy Festival
NewEnglandFilm.com and the co-producers of the Women in Comedy Festival talk diversity in media, smashing gender stereotypes, and the impressive line-up for the 2017 festival.
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Festival Interview: Knightsville
Aly Migliori reveals how identity, family, and independence play a role in her short Knightsville, while also sharing her experience screening it at festivals that celebrate female filmmakers. Originally screened at the Rhode Island International Film Festival and Independent Film Festival Boston, her film is now playing through October 15 as part of the 2016 Online New England Film Festival.
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Females in Film | Festival Interviews | Filmmaking | Massachusetts
Festival Interview: The Dream
Sara Pagiaro explains how her musical background led to career in filmmaking and how a passion for women’s issues prompted her to create her short drama The Dream. Originally screened at the Different Faces, Different Voices Film Festival, the film is now playing here through October 15 as part of the 2016 Online New England Film Festival.
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Females in Film | Festival Interviews | Filmmaking | Interviews | Massachusetts
Festival Interview: So Help Me God
Rebecca Maddalo needed to make a more lighthearted film after her last project — a dark relationship drama. That’s how she decided to make the short comedy So Help Me God, which is now playing through October 15 as part of the 2016 Online New England Film Festival. Here, Maddalo explains her storytelling techniques in the film and how they’re specifically designed to create humor.
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Females in Film | Festival Interviews | Filmmaking | Interviews | Vermont
Festival Interview: Elenoir
Vermont filmmaker Melissa J. Kosmaczewski explains why emotions like grief, love, and lust aren’t just reserved for the young with her short film Elenoir. Originally screened at the Green Mountain Film Festival, it is now playing here through October 15 as part of the 2016 Online New England Film Festival.
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Documentary | Females in Film | Festival Interviews | Filmmaking | Massachusetts
Festival Interview: Going the Distance
Jessie Beers-Altman shares the inspiration for her sports documentary short Going the Distance and the unique soothing effect it has on her infant son. Her award-winning film, which originally screened at Independent Film Festival Boston, is now available here, playing through October 15 as part of the 2016 Online New England Film Festival.
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Females in Film | Film Funding | Internet | Kickstart New England | Massachusetts | Reports
Kickstart New England: F*CK YES
F*CK YES, a web series produced by an all-female production team, shows that talking about sexual consent doesn’t have to kill the mood and, in fact, can enhance it. Now, they need your crowdfunding support on Seed&Spark to raise money for season two.
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Editing | Females in Film | Interviews | Los Angeles | Massachusetts
The Invisible Craft of Film Editing
Fellow female filmmakers discuss work, life, and more in this new series, Females in Film. For this installment, NewEnglandFilm.com writer Catherine Stewart talks to the 2016 Karen Schmeer Film Editing Fellow, Eileen Meyer about the invisible art of film editing.
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