Originally posted on Festival Reviews:
Deadlines to Submit your Screenplay, Novel, Story, or Poem to the festival: http://www.wildsound.ca I CONFESS, 1953 Classic Movie Review Directed by Alfred Hitchcock Starring Montgomery Cliff, Anne Baxter, Karl Malden Review by Steve Painter SYNOPSIS: Refusing to give into police investigators’ questions of suspicion, due to the seal of confession, a…
Month: January 2016
February 25 2016 – Festival Lineup
The Thriller Film Festival lineup for the February 25 2016 event has been scheduled. Take a look at the 7 films that will be showcased. Featuring the best of thriller shorts from all over the world. (Full details of the films will be posted by February 5 2016). CANTATA IN C MAJOR, 7min, USA, Horror/Musical Directed… Continue reading February 25 2016 – Festival Lineup
Interview with 1st AD Mathew Dunne (War for the Planet of the Apes)
Originally posted on Matthew Toffolo's Summary:
The role of an Assistant Director on a film includes tracking daily progress against the filming production schedule, arranging logistics, preparing daily call sheets, checking cast and crew, and maintaining order on the set. It was a pure pleasure to sit down with 1st Assistant Director Mathew Dunne.…
Interview with Graphic Designer Tina Charad (Maleficent, Fifty Shades of Grey)
Originally posted on Matthew Toffolo's Summary:
A Graphic Designer creates the props and set-pieces for film productions and works directly with the Production Designer. Depending on the period and genre, these can be newspapers, love letters, shop signs, posters, cigarette boxes, logos. Basically, they create the original materials needed for a film that haven’t yet…
Thriller Logline of the Day: UNDER THE WEATHER, by Jamahl Peavey
Submit your Thriller/Suspense Screenplay to the Festival: http://thrillersuspensefestival.com
TV Festival Announces its January 2016 Screenplay Winners
Originally posted on WILDsound Festival:
Watch each winning screenplay performed by professional actors. Deadline to Submit your TV PILOT/SPEC to the Festival: http://tvfestival.org TV PILOT – LACIE BIDWELL January 2016 Reading Written by Jameel Khan http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/lacie_bidwell.html SYNOPSIS: LACIE BIDWELL is about a girl who’s father created a zombie virus that killed thousands. It’s twelve years…
Horror Logline of the Day: DEAD TROUT WALKIN NOWHERE, by Gary Clemenceau
Originally posted on Festival for HORROR:
Submit your Horror Screenplay to the Festival Today: http://festivalforhorror.com LOGLINE PITCH: Title: DEAD TROUT WALKIN’ NOWHERE Written by: Gary Clemenceau Type: Feature Film Genre: Mystery-Fantasy-Western-Horror-Comedy Logline: “A DIE HARD REPO Fisherman FINDS NEMO’s SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION at THE LAST PICTURE SHOW ON THE LEFT. Or does he?” Interested in this…
Movie Review: Strangers on a Train (1951)
Originally posted on Festival Reviews:
Deadlines to Submit your Screenplay, Novel, Story, or Poem to the festival: http://www.wildsound.ca STRANGERS ON A TRAIN, 1951 Classic Movie Review Directed by Alfred Hitchcock Starring Farley Granger, Ruth Roman, Robert Walker Review by Steven Painter SYNOPSIS: Psychotic mother’s boy Bruno Anthony meets famous tennis professional Guy Haines on a train.…
Read Today’s NEW Feature Movie Pitches & Loglines
Originally posted on WILDsound Festival:
Deadline: Screenplay Festival – Get FULL FEEDBACK. Get script performed by professional actors: http://www.wildsound.ca/screenplaycontest.html Read Today’s Feature Film Pitches: Title: ROCKET MONEY http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/rocket_money_by_joseph_bak… Written by: Joseph Baker Type: Feature Film Genre: Comedy Title: The Keepers http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/the_keepers_by_george_much… Written by: George Muchiri Type: Feature Film Genre: Sci-Fi Title: The Will http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/the_will_by_ariel_alexande… Written by:…
Interview with Storyboard Artist Kurt Van der Basch (Star Wars Episodes VII and VIII)
Originally posted on Matthew Toffolo's Summary:
A storyboard artist, or story artist, creates storyboards for film productions that are generally for large scope scenes, actions, and/or camera movements. The artist visualizes the story in collaboration with the director and sketches frames of the story on paper. It was an honor to sit down with…