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Posted by Angela Walker on 29 Apr 2008 at 2:33 pm under Uncategorized
Networking - This Saturday, any filmmaker (currently working, retired, aiming to be a filmmaker, interested in films) interested in rubbing shoulders and exchanging ideas/phone numbers with other professional filmmakers (especially those working within Hollywood) should attend the annual Biola Media Conference. It’s an almost-captive audience. And when else will you have the opportunity to walk […]
Posted by Angela Walker on 25 Apr 2008 at 1:18 pm under Uncategorized
How do you get your film in front of as many eyes as possible? There are many options available in traditional media:
Billboards can be effective to get a brief picture in front of people
Newspaper ads - for those that actually read printed media
Magazines? Not so much - they’re so full of ads now that you […]
Posted by Angela Walker on 06 Jan 2008 at 8:29 pm under Uncategorized
At the Ninth Annual Television Awards on December 27, 2007, the show “Ugly Betty” received the award for Best Comedy. What’s so unusual about that? It came from the Family Friendly Programming Forum, a group who is “taking positive steps to increase family friendly programming choices on television.”
We all have our own family dysfunctions.
“Ugly Betty” […]
Posted by Angela Walker on 06 Jan 2008 at 7:47 pm under Uncategorized
“The Great Debaters” is a terrific film. It delivers on all levels. The acting is superb, the screenplay is excellent, it’s filmed well and it hits on an emotional level.
I watched it yesterday afternoon with a good crowd of people. That was nice to see, since a lot of the movies I’ve watched lately have […]
Posted by Angela Walker on 23 Jul 2007 at 11:55 am under Uncategorized
This weekend I saw the movie “Hairspray,” which features John Travolta in drag. It was very fun, and from the starting note, the music was fabulous! I was surprised to find that, instead of being over-the-top, Travolta gave his character dignity, courage and a vulnerability that is very believable. He even does a fun dance […]
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