Category: winning screenplays

SOLDIER ONLINE, 5min., USA, Music Video Directed by John J.A. Jannone Official music video for Old Robes (Subtle Soup Records) “Soldier Online” from the album The Spider and the Spectator. CLICK HERE – and see full info and more pics of the film! via Soldier Online Short Film, Audience Feedback from Jan. 2019 Experimental Festival —… Continue reading Soldier Online Short Film, Audience Feedback from Jan. 2019 Experimental Festival — Experimental Film & Music Video Festival

FURNACE OF THE BIRDS, 3min., Animation/Experimental Directed by Arsen Arzumanyan An Avian creation myth stepped in mysticism. If birds had a religion, perhaps this would be there origin myth. CLICK HERE – and see full info and more pics of the film! via Furnace Of The Birds Short Film, Audience Feedback from Jan. 2019 Experimental Festival… Continue reading Furnace Of The Birds Short Film, Audience Feedback from Jan. 2019 Experimental Festival — Experimental Film & Music Video Festival

RED OMEN – ED ROMAN, 4min., USA, Animation/Music Directed by Ed Roman Award winning Canadian singer songwriter Ed Roman along with animator extraordinaire Nelson Diaz from There Be Dragons Creative Media in NYC have created an exquisite animation to the title track of Ed Roman’s latest album Red Omen. CLICK HERE – and see full… Continue reading Red Omen Short Film, Audience Feedback from Jan. 2019 Experimental Festival — Experimental Film & Music Video Festival

AUDIENCE AWARD WINNERS: BEST FILM: OUROBOROS BEST MUSICAL FILM: MINSTREEL VS PUPPET BEST DANCE FILM: BODY LANGUAGE BEST ANIMATION: SOLDIER ONLINE BEST MUSIC: OUR MEMES Theme of night: Our True Instincts Watch the Audience FEEDBACK Videos: MINSTREL VS PUPPET, 6min., USA, Experimental ONE TIME, 5min., USA, Music Video BODY LANGUAGE, 5min., Netherlands, Dance BALDWIN’S PROPHECY, […]… Continue reading HIGHLIGHTS & VIDEOS: Experimental & Music & Dance Festival – January 23, 2020 — Experimental Film & Music Video Festival

Filmmaker/Actor Hannah Bonecutter (MINSTREL VS PUPPET) I was extremely excited and happy while listening to the audience feedback in film! I think many of them understood the duality in the film quite well, and the women’s responses were extremely satisfying to hear, especially the comments on how Minstrel vs. Puppet was “refreshing” and how it… Continue reading Experimental Festival Testimonial – April 30 2020 — Experimental Film & Music Video Festival

What to Read when the World Feels Scary I’ve talked to a lot of people lately that have felt at odds with the world lately, that there is trauma we are all experiencing in different ways. Things we once felt like we were okay with, or things that we might have used to relax previously […]… Continue reading What to read when the world feels scary — Always Reiding

Nicole Bonnet (Audrey Hepburn) is the daughter of a wealthy aristocrat, Charles (Hugh Griffith), who has one of the most extensive art collections in Europe. What his high-society colleagues and admirers don’t realize is that the Bonnet family has made their fortune through forgery, with Charles being a talents artist who has learned the skills […]… Continue reading How to Steal a Million (1966) — Movies Unchained

WARNING: This review contains minor spoilers! Okay, you’ve been warned. 🙂 This is, in my opinion, The Great Granddaddy of car chase films. It has the plot twists and turns of a great mystery, streetwise characters, and the cops who play footsie with them use them as CIs in exchange for a modicum of undue […]… Continue reading My Review of ‘Bullitt’ (1968) — I Found it at the Movies

Many younger people today haven’t seen movies that are older than them, and it’s seriously a shame. The ‘60s, ’70s, and ‘80s have some great films that deserved to be watched by everyone. After all, you seriously can’t forget the original Star Wars trilogy or Ghostbusters. Plus, there was 2001: A Space Odyssey and Rosemary’s… Continue reading 10 Black and White Movies Everyone Should See At Least Once —