These flickr memes have been doing the rounds in various incarnations. The movie one is my favourite so far. 1. Favourite Movie? (A Man Escaped) 2. Favourite movie genre? (Melodrama) 3. Favourite actor? (Mitchum) 4. Favourite acress? (Bette) 5. What movie always makes you cry? (Ikiru) 6. What movie have you watched over & over? (3 Days of the Condor) 7. Worst

A conversation the other day about the stereotypes associated with women and knitting in film got me thinking about Double Indemnity (which I’ve watched repeatedly . . .almost as many times as 3 Days of the Condor). There is just one reference to knitting, but it is a good one. For those of you who

We’ve spent days of our lives scouring the world for news of sequels that you may not have heard of. And here are 30 films in various states of production… read more | digg story

so i work 2 jobs at AU (American University) …one is working at the equipment room (ER) next to the TV studio loaning equipment to film/tv production students, and the other is shooting, editing, and producing web content for AU’s iTunes University page. ours isn’t up yet, but hopefully it will soon. You can check

SuperHeroHype.com reported a duo of new viral marketing pieces (adding to the hundreds of related material already flooding the market) for July 18th’s The Dark Knight. VerizonWireless and Nokia have created a special site for VCAST folks to download trailers, wallpapers, screen savers, ring tones, and a serial digital comic. You can also enter contests to

here’s a group video project we did for the comm105 visual literacy class. it’s a really simple 50-second 1-shot video set to music with no ambient sound. the inspiration for the project was the documentary Lumiere & Company. Released in 1995 and created by Philippe Poulet (the only thing he’s done according to iMDb), the

so i was doing my daily The Dark Knight surfing, and even though i’ve already seen the clip, for some reason, i didn’t get to it via the Gotham City Pizzeria! …how ironic since my parents own a god-forsaken pizza shop in Westminster, MD. unfortunately, it’s “powered by Domino’s Pizza,” which according to my Roman

my favorite movie news blog /Film posted this Video of the Day …Ferris Bueller’s Day Off cut to Clint Mansell’s Requiem for a Dream score… haha…pretty awesome… one of the most overused scores of all-time …fortunately I never get tired of listening to it. …and while we’re on the topic of Requiem (definitely one of my

M. Night Shyamalan (along with Darren Aronofsky, Christopher Nolan, and Michel Gondry) is one of my favorite directors working today. After crashing into Hollywood with The Sixth Sense as “the next Hitchcock,” he continued to impress (me, at least) with Unbreakable, The Village, Signs, and Lady in the Water. For the general public, it seemed

I was going to review Jack Johnson’s “Sitting, Waiting, Wishing” music video, then Scott showed me this video and I couldn’t resist. An obvious parody of recent R&B videos and taking advantage of having Justin Timberlake, this video was made by Andy Samberg for Saturday Night Live and won a Creative Arts Emmy for Outstanding