Announcements
BUSHWICK – Thursday marks the start of the 10th Annual Bushwick Film Festival [http://bushwickfilmfestival.com/], which promises to deliver a host of exciting new films and documentaries from a diverse set of voices and viewpoints. Last year, the festival welcomed more than 2,700 guests to take in feature-length documentaries,
C.D. Hermelin
In the internet age, a picture can still be worth a thousand words — unfortunately, sometimes those words are hateful comments. But when the right person takes a look at the picture, they can help tell the story in a new way. That’s how the new short film, The Roving
... and she was my eve
It’s rare we get to talk about the release of a film shot in Ditmas Park that you can then watch in a matter of seconds online, but here’s the exception–remember back in May when Jamie Foxx and co took over the neighborhood [/blog/art-music/jamie-foxx-directing-canon-short-next-week-around-ditmas-park]? Foxx
on my block films
http://vimeo.com/49331722 Attention aspiring filmmakers and neighborhood lovers: On My Block Films [http://www.onmyblockfilms.com] is kicking off its second annual filmmaking challenge starting Monday, July 1. All New York City residents are invited to create a one- to three-and-a-half-minute-long short narrative or documentary film on their
Short Films
If you’ve got a burning desire (or even just a passing interest) in putting together a short film, we’ve got some exciting news. Tropfest, the world’s largest short film festival, is headed to Prospect Park this June, and the submission deadline has been extended to May 16.
coney
Filmmaker Max Bayarsky just uploaded this beautiful short film of Coney Island dubbed “Coney.” According to Max, the film was shot on a Canon EOS Rebel T3i with the Tamron 17-50mm (non-VC) lens and the Nikon 105mm SLR manual focus lens. All I know is that it looks great and