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Film Review: The Elephant in the Living Room

Film Review: The Elephant in the Living Room Michael Webber’s documentary about the rewards and liabilities of America’s growing fascination with exotic pets, from poisonous snakes to elephants, gives equal time to devoted animal owners and the doctors, police officers and animal rescuers forced to deal with the havoc their pets wreak. Read more on Film Journal Former heavyweight champ Tyson shows soft side in TV series on pigeons A fancy for … [Read more...]

What college major is video or photography editing?

Question by Tyler S: What college major is video or photography editing? is it visual arts? I don't really know. I'm in 8th grade and im really into photo editing and film editing. Best answer: Answer by 'Always Ask Why'Are you asking what to major in in order to do that for a profession? Every college calls it a different thing, but probably something like film, visual arts, photography. Your calling it what it is called. What do you … [Read more...]

‘Forum’ premieres on Thursday

'Forum' premieres on Thursday JustArts exchanged emails with director Lizzy Benway '14 and producer Patrick Mullen '11 of 'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.' Read more on The Justice Bounce TV for Black America Filed under: Television , News , Entertainment While the network television is littered with all kinds of specialty channels, many of which seem redundant and directionless, what remains clear is that networks on the whole … [Read more...]

What are interesting art movies? Documentaries, tutorial style, how-tos, or movies with artits as characters?

Question by Amya: What are interesting art movies? Documentaries, tutorial style, how-tos, or movies with artits as characters? What are some interesting art movies? Any style: documentaries, tutorial style, how-tos, movies about artits or with artists as characters...?ANy good movies you know with a focus on art. Please include a little description about them if you can. If not, don't worry. Thank-you~ … [Read more...]

Bangladesh’s Yunus loses final appeal against sacking

Watch "Ten Million Books: An Introduction to Farley Mowat (1981) NFB Documentary" online Image by k-ideas Here is my blog entry, Watch “Ten Million Books: An Introduction to Farley Mowat (1981) NFB Documentary” online . Watch it online here, www.nfb.ca/film/ten_million_books/ Source: NFB Bangladesh's Yunus loses final appeal against sacking DHAKA (AFP) - Bangladesh's Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed Nobel-winning Muhammad Yunus's final appeal … [Read more...]

Q&A: What mini DV camera would you recommend to this aspiring filmmaker?

Question by patrick_llaguno2001: What mini DV camera would you recommend to this aspiring filmmaker? I've narrowed them down to these choices: Sony DCR-HC28 Sony DCR-HC38 Sony DCR-HC96 Sony HCR-HL7 Panasonic PV-GS320 Canon HV10 Best answer: Answer by cheexypoofsIt's kind of like trying to decide between an Accord and Camry. Either option is going to be fine for you but you need to think about what you will be doing and whether this is an … [Read more...]

Janet McTeer / Intended (2002 ) / p3/12

Directed by Kristian Levring. Screenplay: Kristian Levring, Janet McTeer. Cast: Janet McTeer, Olympia Dukakis, Brenda Fricker, Tony Maudsley, JJ Feild, David Bradley, Philip Jackson. Camera (color, DV-to-35mm): Jens Schlosser; music, Matthew Herbert; production designer, Lars Nielsen; sound (Dolby Digital), Stuart Wilson. Reviewed at Toronto Film Festival (Contemporary World Cinema), Sept. 6, 2002. Running time: 112 MIN. Variety'Analysis of the … [Read more...]