Filmmaking
Comedy | Festival Interviews | Filmmaking | Interviews | Vermont
Festival Interview: Pillow Talk
Writing team Rachel Riendeau and Lincoln Hayes won the Screenwriting Award and the Goldstone Award for Emerging Vermont Filmmakers at last year’s Vermont International Film Foundation Vermont Filmmakers Showcase. Here, the two talk about the making of their film Pillow Talk, now screening on NewEnglandFilm.com as part of the 2016 Online New England Film Festival.
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Animation | Festival Interviews | Filmmaking | Interviews | Maine | Rhode Island
Festival Interview: The Something
Tom Babbitt talks about hearing his mom’s stories as a child, becoming an animator and being a “fierce champion of your own work.” His film, The Something, which screened as part of the Providence Children’s Film Festival, is currently available to watch on NewEnglandFilm.com as part of the 2016 Online New England Film Festival.
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Connecticut | Documentary | Festival Interviews | Filmmaking | Interviews
Festival Interview: Coaching Colburn
Screening at festivals from the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival to the Rhode Island International Film Festival, Coaching Colburn is now screening on NewEnglandFilm.com through October 15 as part of the 2016 Online New England Film Festival. Here, Bemiss talks about the unusual trajectory of the film—from collaborative student production to award-winning festival hit—and about the impact the film has had on its subjects and audience.
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Filmmaking | Maine | Reports | Screenwriting | Vermont
Amber Russell: 2016 Stowe Story Labs Fellow
Maine writer Amber Russell earned the Stowe Story Labs / NewEnglandFilm.com Fellowship for her script Margaret, which she wrote because, as she says, “I grew up not knowing how a woman from my own state rose to power and even ran for President.”
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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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Filmmaking | Interviews | Rhode Island | Short Films
Getting it Right the First Time
First-time Pawtucket, RI filmmaker Carol Conley exorcises demons with her short Penitence, screening at the Rhode Island International Film Festival this month. NewEnglandFilm.com talks with Conley about how she came up with Penitence, her process as a first-time filmmaker, and the reasons why this project is so important to her.
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Filmmaking | Interviews | Maine
Maine Movie: Neptune
Producer Allen Baldwin discusses the East Coast film scene, Maine’s Last House Productions, and his recent film Neptune, which screens this August at the Woods Hole Film Festival.
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Filmmaking | Interviews | Massachusetts | Rhode Island | Television
Cape Verdean Stories
Claire Andrade-Watkins talks to NewEnglandFilm.com about the inspiration, distribution and television broadcasts for her films, which are being presented in a retrospective on Cape Verdean history at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
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Documentary | Females in Film | Filmmaking | Interviews | Massachusetts
A Small Good Thing
Fellow female filmmakers discuss work, life, and more in this series, Females in Film. For this installment, NewEnglandFilm.com writer Catherine Stewart talks to filmmaker Pamela Tanner Boll as her latest work, A Small Good Thing releases in theaters.
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