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FILM: Educational Bloodstream Image by Brian Lane Winfield Moore For my FILM 222 class, we had to make a film, so I made one about high school. Be wary it's an experimental film department, so there isn't that much meaning. It's kind of just a collage of random shots of the school and goings on. Hope you enjoy! Educational Bloodstream (22.9MB, Quicktime) (Made on a Mac with Final Cut) Falcone Losing Touch Borrowing From Funds While His … [Read more...]

Does The Class of 2014 Know Jack (Kevorkian)?

by finishing-school Does The Class of 2014 Know Jack (Kevorkian)? Their parents' favorite sitcoms keep showing up as movies, and rock bands have always played at presidential inaugural parties. At least that's how it seems to the incoming college class of 2014, according to an annual survey of college freshman.Wisconsin's Beloit College, which has released its "Mindset List" each August since 1998, also says that the new freshmen — … [Read more...]

Acting Classes NYC NY: Advanced Acting Class: Theatre Group

by copycatko Acting Classes NYC NY: Advanced Acting Class: Theatre Group Introduction. You can be a successful actor. I repeat. If you WANT to be a successful actor, you CAN be a successful actor. There are hundreds of sources that can teach you the basics of acting, so that is not what I'm here to do. I am not an expert on acting, but I can teach you how you can become the success you want to be. Perhaps you are already a seasoned … [Read more...]

Screenwriting Class – Become The Backbone Of A Successful Film

by copycatko Screenwriting Class - Become The Backbone Of A Successful Film When we think about favorite movies, it is the rich and engaging story lines and the captivating characters that make them memorable. There are, of course, other important elements at play, such as costumes, settings or a favorite actor that is part of the film. But the core of any movie is the script, which is the vessel for the storyline, the conflict, … [Read more...]

How to make a short film for high school art class?

by vancouverfilmschool Question by Adri: How to make a short film for high school art class? I need help. I have to make a short film for my art class.It has to be under 5 minutes. I need ideas on how to make the film and what to base it on.I don't know anything about making a short film.If you have any ideas,tips,and websites. I also need to know what equipment to use. Thanks for your help. Best answer: Answer by Pablos+3It seems that you … [Read more...]

DeJaWho?? A Project Made in Filmmaking Class

My group and I came up with this film and finished it in about a few weeks.. It's about a girl who meets a boy in class, he asks her out later, so they start going out on dates. She falls in love with him and they do it. Eventually, she gets pregnant and has to deliver the bad news to the boy. He denies her baby and dumps her there and then. And then.......... illini bluffs filmmaking class 2009, crushcrushcrush by … [Read more...]

I need to make a tv series for filmmaking class….?

Question by NGM_KID: I need to make a tv series for filmmaking class....? It obviously won't go on the air....but I need to make one. What should I make it about...please help!? It can be any genre, just not something nasty! Best answer: Answer by Don't Pet Hungry CrittersMake one of those cheesy mystery movies. Like Sherlock Holmes, except the main character is a flaming homosexual :) Add your own answer in the comments! … [Read more...]

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Oliver Stone: Our empire is in decline The director talks at length about his "Wall Street" sequel, his Nazi comments and why he loves George W. Bush Read more on Salon.com Community Calendar Based upon space availability, The Review prints calendar announcements and items for columns, including campus news, newsmakers and others for local organizations and individuals. The deadline is 14 days before the desired publication date, however there … [Read more...]