Drama
Drama | Females in Film | Festival Interviews | Filmmaking | Rhode Island
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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Drama | Festival Interviews | Filmmaking | Interviews | Rhode Island
Festival Interview: They’re Closing In
Jaret Blinkhorn’s arguments with his wife inspired the horror short They’re Closing In, where a married couple must confront their issues — or face dire consequences. Here, Blinkhorn shares how he assembled a skeleton crew to shoot his short and offers some advice for aspiring filmmakers. His film is available here on NewEnglandFilm.com through October 15 as part of the 2016 Online New England Film Festival.
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Drama | Festival Interviews | Filmmaking | Interviews | New Hampshire
Festival Interview: Deliá
Writer Matt Russell explains the parallels between winter and loss in his short Deliá, while also sharing why the project succeeded as a family affair. The film, which won the New Hampshire Film Festival’s Best Short Drama award in 2015, is now screening on NewEnglandFilm.com through October 15 as part of the 2016 Online New England Film Festival.
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Connecticut | Drama | Experimental | Festival Interviews | Filmmaking | Interviews | Massachusetts | New Hampshire
Festival Interview: All My Voice
Providing a glimpse inside the mind of a brilliant, yet challenged scientist, the short film All My Voice, is now screening on NewEnglandFilm.com through October 15 as part of the 2016 Online New England Film Festival. Director Zoë Morgan Chiswick talks about how the project came to fruition, while also offering inspirational advice for aspiring filmmakers.
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Drama | Filmmaking | Interviews | Local Industry | New England | New Hampshire
The Chain: NH filmmaker Daniel Bérubé
Producer Daniel Bérubé talks about returning to his New Hampshire roots, making his film The Chain, which kicks off the inaugural Live Free or Die Film Festival this week, and building on the film community in NH. See also the related article about the Live Free or Die Film Festival on NewEnglandFilm.com.
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Drama | Filmmaking | Interviews | Rhode Island
Branching Out: From Documentary to Narrative
Eric Latek talks to NewEnglandFilm.com about the differences between documentary and narrative filmmaking techniques, and why he likes to help other filmmakers.
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Drama | Film Funding | Kickstart New England | Massachusetts | Reports
Kickstart Sundown
Massachusetts filmmaker Brendan Boogie is seeking Kickstarter support for his feature-length indie film, Sundown, a feature-length drama about the ravages and absurdities of a family living with dementia.
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Drama | Film Analysis | Film Reviews
Zero Score
Ben Coccio explores the minds of a pair of high school shooters in the drama, 'Zero Day,' screening at the Boston Film Festival and New Haven Film Festival this month.
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Drama | Film Analysis | Film Reviews
‘The Blue Diner’
A review of the film opening the Roxbury Film Festival this August.
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Drama | Film Analysis | Film Reviews | Massachusetts
One More Day
A review of the film to be featured at the MFA, Boston this month.
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