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- Monsters and Demons: A Short History of the Horror Film
Going to the movies may not seem like a novel way for little kids to spend an afternoon. But have you ever brought your child to see a Disney flick and ended up viewing trailers for Jeepers Creepers 2 or Freddie vs. Jason? When this happened in a...
- Can Digital Filmmaking Get The Gold?
The Academy has for long snubbed low-budget films because it felt that they did not have the lavish production design of let's say a Titanic or an English Patient. Of course there have been instances of surprise nominations and wins (i.e. Billy Bob...
- Using Black and White Film
It’s hard to find sometimes but it’s making a resurgence, black and white film. If you’ve never used this film now is the time to try it out. Here are some tips to using b&w film and what you can expect from the results....
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- Persuasion Through Needs is Achieved in the Film Fargo
The film Fargo, an Academy Award winner for Best Picture in 1996, has several characters that exemplify the first process premise of needs, in turn making this film persuasive. This film is based around the life of a man named Jerry Lundegaard, whom...
- Film Review: Anything Else
I went to see “Anything Else” because I heard an intriguing rumor that Woody Allen had cut all of his own scenes out of the movie. It turns out that not only was he in most of it, there were two of him....
- The wrong kind of waiting: what the film Clockwatchers can teach us
Clockwatchers is about living your life on someone else's time. Four temporary office workers meet in a featureless building. We meet the heroine, Iris, as she spends much of her first day sitting in a chair where she was told to "wait till someone...