In May, I was apart of the crew for our graduate film 'Dovetail'. This was a challenging yet amazing experience for me as I got to see what an amazing outcome we had from all our hard work in the making of our film.
At the end of our final year of University, we had the Sofia Awards, celebrating everyones projects and the films that we have all produced over the last year. It was such an amazing night with so many emotions to share. Dovetail was an amazing production for me, as not only did I achieve something amazing from the time spent on making the film, but we had also been nominated for all awards of the evening, including Best Directing, Cinematography, Screenplay, Editing and Sound. Not only being nominated was overwhelming enough, but we had also won the award for 'Best Technical Achievement' and to finish the night with 'Best Film'. Was an amazing achievement for the crew and cast to be praised for our work and we could not have worked hard enough.


The Kenyan premier of the movie Nothing To Lose 2 was held on Saturday at the Anga Cinema in Parklands Nairobi.
The colorful VIP event was graced by local gospel artists, entrepreneurs, and journalists.’
The Nothing to Lose 2’is based on the book of the trilogy of Edir Macedo; founder of The Universal Church. The movie shows the trajectory of Macedo from the day he left prison in 1992 until the inauguration of the Temple of Solomon in São, Paulo, which took place in 2014.
With 60 actors, 6,000 extras and hundreds of vintage cars on the act, scenes in ‘Nothing to Lose 2’ were shot in South Africa and the Holy land of Israel.
The first Part of the movie, ‘Nothing to lose 1’premiered in March 2018 and became the most sold in the history of national cinema with 12.1 million tickets sold in Brazil
In Kenya, the movie premiered in September 2018 and was shown to the public in a VIP screening event at the Anga Sky Theater at Panari Sky Center along Mombasa road.
The Nothing to Lose 1 reveals the inner struggles of Edir Macedo.
This movie is an inspirational story showing the story of Edir Macedo who was born with a birth defect and was often mocked as a result. Growing up in his childhood, he was mocked by other children because of his disability simply because he could not climb a tree.
Although he faced multitudes of rejection throughout his life, including his own pastor, he remained committed to his ministry and started the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God in a gazebo with just under 10 members.
The NOTL 1 movie reception was excellent and recorded full house attendance with people standing and sitting on the stairs and some outside because there was no room enough to host them. The weekend premier was attended by over 1,000 people. The attendants came from different towns in Kenya including Mombasa, Kisumu, Kajiado, Nyeri, Nakuru, and Nairobi.
The second screening was shown during a youth event gathering that brought together more than 1,000 young people. The event is dubbed “Learn to say No” and seeks to encourage the youth to stay away from drugs, and addiction, as well as help them to recover from addiction and depression.
The Nothing to Lose movie is produced by Paris Film and is available on Netflix.


Dane Styler is the screenwriter of the award-winning film IN THE LIFE OF MUSIC, an animation writer for MAN OF ACTION ENTERTAINMENT (the creators of the megahit cartoon Ben 10 and the Big Hero 6 characters, as well as the developers of Mega Man: Fully Charged and previously the executive producers and writers of Marvel’s Avengers Assemble and Ultimate Spider-Man), and the author and self-publisher of the anthology comic book, DISTANT SHORES. He has a Masters Degree in Mythology and Cultural Psychology that one day might prove useful.
He’s also subtle like a sledgehammer.
Dane lives in San Diego with his brilliant and extraordinarily witty partner and their attention-whore of a cat.
“Every so often, a film manages to sneak its way in and surprise the hell out of you. In the Life of Music is one of those films.”FilmThreat.com
In the Life of Music is a powerful intergenerational tale that explores love, war, and a family’s relationship to a song, ‘Champa Battambang,’ made famous by Sinn Sisamouth (The King of Cambodian Music). Exploring three different decades, the film depicts the lives of people whose world is inevitably transformed by the emergence of the Khmer Rouge Regime. Dane shares screenwriting credits with director Caylee So.
Awards include Winter Film Awards 2019 International Film Festival (Best Picture), Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival 2018 (Jury Award for Best Director, Audience Award for Best Picture), Philly Asian American Film Festival 2018 (Best Narrative Feature, Audience Choice Narrative Feature), Bangkok ASEAN Film Festival 2018 (Special Mention Award), and Five Flavours Asian Film Festival 2018 (nominate for Best Picture in New Asian Cinema).
Watch the trailer here.
While still providing his writing talents over at MedMen, Dane pitched a video project that finally has come to fruition. The New Normal journeys through America’s complex history with cannabis. Directed by Spike Jonze and voiced by Jesse Williams. You can watch the video on Youtube.
Dane thinks the creators over at Man of Action Entertainment are really cool dudes. You should really watch and read their stuff.
This page updated 4 March 2019.


Year 9 Drama - Performance at the Annual Newcastle & Hunter Combined Schools ANZAC Event
13 May 2021
On the 21st April 2021, Kotara High Year 9 Drama class performed in the foyer of the Civic Theatre, Hunter Street, Newcastle prior to the main event on the Civic Theatre stage.
This annual ANZAC event begins with a half-hour narrative section that tells stories of local involvement, in theatres, of war or Peacekeeping Operations. A second half hour presents the traditional elements of an ANZAC service: Catafalque Party, Last Post, lowering and raising of flags and so on.
The event was presented by senior committee students who came together from Government, Catholic and Independent schools in Newcastle to develop the narrative and work with the other local drama students, musicians and singers to present the story of 104-year-old WW2 veteran, Alfred Clive Carpenter. Alf, who is still alive today and came onto the stage for a standing ovation, fought in every major theatre of war in WW2, fighting the Italians in the desert, Germans in Greece and Japanese in the Pacific.
Students from our own Year 9 Drama class performed vignettes based on aspects of Alf’s life twice (at 9.30 – 10.00am and 12.30 – 1.00 pm) as the audiences passed though the foyer. They then watched the main stage event.
“I liked learning about Alf’s life and what he did for our country.” Grace Ryan
“It was a great opportunity to see how a major production is formed and presented.” Matilda Marchant
“All in all, an awesome day.” Ava Martin
“The show itself was fascinating. It was interesting learning about Alf’s life in such a unique way.” Ruby, Jaime, Ellie, Jacynta.


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Every once in a while Folks will have a conversation about their “favourite movies.” I’ll mention Titanic, and at least a couple of people will snicker. I pay them no mind because I know that five years ago, these same people were moved to tears by that very movie. And they’re too embarrassed now to admit it.
I just watched the movie Titanic again after a long time. Expecting to simply enjoy the story again, I was surprised to find that the movie has lost none of its power over these five years. I cried again…. in all the same places. It brought me back to 1997 when I can remember how a movie that no one thought would break even became the most popular movie of all time. A movie that burst into the public consciousness like no other movie I can recall (yes, even more than Star Wars). And today, many people won’t even admit they enjoyed it.
Most movies that show gallantry and true love normally touches the heart. We are pleased to share this short video of how important the concept was.


Actor Varun Dhawan is known for his acting skills and also for managing his tasks properly in the B-Town. He knows how to work on masale daar movies as well as on movies with rich content.
Now the good news is that Varun has signed another movie by the name of October that will make the audience to fall in love with his acting skills. Yes, we are talking about Shoojit Sircar’s movie in which Varun will be playing the lead actor.
As per a report by a source close to the film, the movie is a pure love story, but the story line is entirely different and audience will love to see it. Banita Sandhu will be seen opposite to Varun for the first time on the silver screen.
Though the movie is a love story, the centre of attraction will be Varun’s character. In short, the movie is somewhat similar to the Hollywood flick ‘Her’ in which Joaquin Phoenix played the lead role.
Shoojit Sircar, maker of the movie, has a belief that this movie will connect to the current generation in spite of being a medical jargon or spiritually-related script. In short, it is an experiment in B-Town.
According to reports, Varun had an interest to work with Shoojit Sircar.Thus,he himself approached him and showed his personal interest to work with him. And finally the filmmaker decided to give Varun a chance as he was aware about his talent.
Films like Badrinath Ki Dulhania, Badlapur, ABCD 2 and Student of the Year are some of his massive hits, which helped him to grab this opportunity to work with Mr. Shoojit.


On the 27th of April 2022, Anglo Chinese Junior College’s ACSian Theatre took flight and presented “The Fall of Icarus” for the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF). We are proud to announce that our ensemble-led collaborative physical theatre showcase has achieved the Certificate of Distinction for Drama.
“The Fall of Icarus” is a piece of physical theatre that encapsulates the story of the Greek Myth of Daedalus and his son, Icarus, who seek to escape from the prison workshop of King Minos. Looking at birds in flight, Daedalus is inspired to build wings constructed of feathers and wax. Father and son escape Minos’ prison, but Icarus flies too close to the sun and falls to a tragic death as his wings melt under the heat of the sun’s rays.
This performance would not have been possible without the commitment and discipline of the cast in their rehearsals. As a cast, we learned the importance of truthful storytelling and the power of sharing a collective vision in performing a fervent and powerful performance.
Flying Close to the Sun
The achievement of the Certificate of Distinction for Drama would be impossible without the guidance of our ever-supportive teachers, alumni and fellow peers who never fail to cheer us on in our endeavours as ACSian Theatre. This opportunity has allowed for unforgettable bonds to be forged, indispensable lessons to be learnt, and dreams to take flight.
We would like to extend our sincerest gratitude to our teachers, Mrs Geetha Creffield, Ms Michelle Wong, Ms Annabel Tan, Mr Tobias Teo, Mr Jeremy Wong and Mdm Baljeet Kaur, for your unending support and to our choreographer, Dr Filomar Tariao Cortezano, for your passion and dedication.
ACSian Theatre is proud to be able to soar in our adaptation of “The Fall of Icarus”.


Tanuj Chopra is a filmmaker from the Bay Area with projects stretching to Uganda, New Delhi, New York and Los Angeles where he currently lives. His first feature film PUNCHING AT THE SUN about South Asian teenagers coming of age in post 9/11 Queens premiered at the 2006 Sundance and Tribeca film festivals and won the grand jury prize at the San Francisco International Asian American Film festival. Variety called the fiery debut “a display of talent that's distinctive, original and iconoclastic.”
Tanuj's recent award winning feature titles GRASS and CHEE AND T were both acquired in 2017 by genre leader Comedy Dynamics. CHEE AND T premiered at 2016 Los Angeles Film Festival where it won a jury prize for comedy. The buddy comedy went on to screen at Urbanworld, San Diego Asian American film festival (Best Picture) Cinequest, Outfest, Omaha, Atlanta, CAAMfest and the LA Asian American film fest. Grass also screened at CAAMfest, LA Asian American film fest and the Austin Asian American film festival where it won best picture.
Other award winning titles he's directed include BUTTERFLY, CLAP CLAP, ITVS Futurestates films TEACHER IN A BOX and PIA. He is the co-writer, director, and editor of the popular episodic female comedy mini-series NICE GIRLS CREW starring Sheetal Sheth, Michelle Krusiec and Lynn Chen. He also directed the Benny Lava music video for rap-boy-band Swetshop Boys with Prashant Bhargava.
Chopra holds a BA in Art Semiotics from Brown University and an MFA in film direction from Columbia University where he was awarded the Dean’s Fellowship. He was recently selected to the Fox Global Filmmaker Initiative and the Sony TV directors lab. He's currently a member of Temple University's faculty and teaches in their Los Angeles Film program.
Alongside teaching he runs his industrial production outfit Chops Films dedicated to creating innovative branded content.


Since I am still practically speechless after seeing this movie, I figured that just a set of my favorite quotes from the movie would be a sufficient post for now:
"She was never mine to give…"
"It’s the story of one who turned from hating—a man who only learned to love when you were in his keeping."
"Come with me, the chains will never bind you."
"Another day, another destiny: this never ending road to Calvary"
"To love another person is to see the face of God."
Seriously, if you haven’t seen the movie yet…you must. Now.


Universal Studios add to our Empowerment Fund
Danny Boyle and Richard Curtis are making a new film in Suffolk and Working Title Films, owned by Universal Studios have made a substantial donation to our empowerment fund. Asked for recommendations of local charities, Comic Relief kindly nominated ACT as a recipient of a donation and we’re delighted.
Our empowerment fund is important as it is used for ad hoc expenses for our service users. Applications can be made to the fund for such things as furnishings and appliances to help re-housed refugees or victims who have fled domestic abuse; service users who need transport costs to get to a counselling session; clothing for unemployed service users to attend job interviews. Funds donated to ACT go into our empowerment fund.
Filming of the new movie has been taking place in and around Suffolk and rumours have it that Ed Sheeran will have a role. Working Title Films have been giving away tickets for people wanting to appear as extras at a concert being filmed on Gorleston Beach – click here for more details. The film is believed to be set in the 1960s and is based on the idea that the Beatles never existed… sounds interesting!
Our thanks go to Universal Studios – both for their generous donation and also for recognising Suffolk as the fantastic county that it is – perfect for the big screen!


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loneliness is a challenge, find it in yourself!
“People don’t realize this but loneliness, it’s underrated.” No, I didn’t write it. Yes, it’s from a movie. Doesn’t make it less true.
It’s no secret that I absolutely adore (500) Days of Summer. As a film, it transcends generations through its boldfaced honesty and reaches to the hopeless romantic in each of us. Tom, the hopeful hero of the story, is a character who we all can relate to. Just like him, we’re eventually drawn to the idea of true love at some point in our lives. But that’s through no fault of our own. We’d see it in movies, hear it play on the radio, and read about it in books. We’re exposed to it at such a young age that it becomes more of a goal than our own dreams, which is pretty much what happened to Tom. He’s the only enduring human trait throughout the…
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Raise your hand if you’ve got a favorite Disney movie! Is that all of us? If this question suddenly made you remember all the Disney movies that you grew up with, then you’ll surely love our latest collection of Disney nail designs.
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31, Actor Jesse Kozel included Ivan's
latest feature, Colour from the Dark, among the best
of 2010 over on geektyrant.com!
Unfortunately, Jesse mistakenly attributes a H.G. Wells
story, not H.P. Lovecraft's The Colour Out of Space,
as the basis for the film...
to a wonderful performance by Indie Horror Icon Debbie
Rochon, this film manages to keep great pace and makes
for one of the most cinematically beautiful films I've
seen in some years."
20, Head over to ondacinema.it
for the latest interview with writer/director Ivan Zuccon!
In the interview, which is in Italian, Ivan covers his
love of music and horror films, his influences and what
may be lurking just over the horizon...
October 2 , La Casa Sfuggita
(The Shunned House), Ivan's third feature film,
is coming to Region 2 DVD in Italy! Details can be found
September 30, Ivan Zuccon revealed
today (via Facebook) that Vanguard Cinema is working on
a 3D version of Colour from the Dark! Not much
is known currently, but once Ivan provides them with a
HD copy, they will begin working on the film. Watch this
space for more...
September 30, The following making-of
featurette was intended for the Vanguard Cinema release
of Colour from the Dark, but didn't make it onto
the DVD, so it is presented here in its entirety...
FROM THE DARK is as much an art piece as it is a film."
FROM THE DARK is his return to Lovecraft and his most
accomplished outing yet."
is what great indie films are all about..."
film is filled with striking imagery."
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3, L'Altrove: The
Darkness Beyond, Ivan's first feature film, has been
released on Region 2 DVD in Italy and is available for
May 3, Ivan has uploaded a new video,
to his Facebook page, highlighting his visit to New York
City during the Colour from the Dark premier! Check
it out below...
May 3, Colour from the Dark
will screen at the 2010 CVG Fest in Rome, Italy. The screening
will take place Saturday, May 8th. Click here
March 26, Colour from the Dark
continues to make an impact with its recent DVD release
and various festival screenings around the world, including
a March 21st screening at Italy's Fantasy
Horror Award, where a variety of horror celebrities
attended including Mick Garris, Brian Yuzna, Robert Englund
and Jaume Balaguero...
up for the film is a screening on April 28th at the Cinergia
with full HD projection! Ivan's film Bad
Brains will also be part of this special presentation...
The Indie Horror interview we told you about on March
1oth is now available in English.
For another interview with Ivan (this one in Italian),
head over to alCinema.Org...
10, Head over to indie.horror.it
for a new interview with Ivan Zuccon (in Italian)...
11, Vanguard Cinema's Colour
from the Dark DVD, which debuts February 23rd, will
contain the following features according to fangoria.com;
a 16x9-enhanced widescreen presentation, cast and crew
interviews, the "Memories of the Ghost" featurette
and "Trevor" featurette, a "I Love NYC
Video Club" featurette, photo galleries and four
different trailers. Retail
6, Check out Ivan's video documentary
"My memories of the ghost we named Trevor",
narrated by the great Debbie Rochon. The
documentary tells the story of the ghost that infested
the set of Colour from the Dark...
February 6, The latest Colour
from the Dark review is courtesy of Unrated Magazine,
and you can check it out here...
"COLOUR FROM THE DARK sets new standards for Lovecraftian
- Unrated Magazine
January 13, 2010, Colour from
the Dark press release, courtesy of Vanguard
news items can be found here: 2008


The opening scene of Alvin Tsang’s autobiographical documentary film, Reunification, is awash in the peaceful sounds of ocean water gently glossing over the viewer, suggesting he’s lounging on a beach…but we soon realize that Tsang is quietly drowning.
As Reunification shows us in intimately self-reflexive ways, Tsang has, for years, been sinking under the weight of the unresolved questions of his childhood upbringing and relationship with his family. Set to make its world premiere this month at the San Diego Asian Film Festival (SDAFF), Tsang’s documentary recounts his turbulent migration from Hong Kong to Los Angeles as a young boy and its remaining effects on the now 39-year-old New Yorker.
When he was only six-years-old, Tsang’s mother, brother and sister left for America while Tsang stayed behind with his working, and often absent, father. As both of his parents struggled to make ends meet on either side of the world, Tsang spent the majority of three years alone in an empty Hong Kong apartment, dreaming of a time when the household would be restored. Yet when both halves finally reunited in the United States, the time spent apart would prove to cause an irrevocable schism within the family.
It was not until Tsang started school at UC San Diego that he finally found a long-awaited escape from a life of familial rubble. As a visual arts major, Tsang, Warren ’98, familiarized himself with film as an art form under the tutelage of professors and filmmakers such as Thomas Allen Harris and Jean-Pierre Gorin. “UCSD really opened my eyes up to see a much bigger world, even though it’s still a bubble world within the university,” Tsang says. “But still it opened me up in terms of filmmaking, learning from so many good teachers about art film and video art.”
After college, Tsang purchased a camera and began to arbitrarily shoot footage of anything and everything. On a whim he brought the camera along to the hospital after the birth of his brother’s daughter, the first grandchild of the family. From there, he began to turn the camera on the remaining members of his family and began the long, 17-year procedure of making Reunification. Footage would be shot and placed on a shelf for years at a time, before periodically undergoing editing treatment and then returning again to hibernation. If anything, the sporadic construction was an indication of Reunification as more of a remedial exercise and less a filmmaker’s passion project.
“Maybe 60 percent of the film was self-therapy,” Tsang says. “That was before I actually sought therapy through a mentor. The first 10 years of making this film was more like a bandage—self-healing without knowing that I was doing it. It was something that was needed for me to do, unconsciously.”
While Reunification is a patchwork of his own life through family photos and home video footage, Tsang’s tale can truly be a chronicle of any other immigrant’s feelings of family, confusion, displacement and belonging. There is immigrant universality in Tsang’s poetic narration, desperately searching for closure on a complicated process of relocation.
A beautiful film both infinitely personal and profoundly universal, Reunification is the story of one Triton’s search for peace in the chaotic, often alienating existence that is the immigrant’s journey. Tsang’s film will screen at SDAFF on Saturday, Nov. 7 at Mission Valley’s Ultrastar Cinema before screening again on Monday night at UC San Diego’s Atkinson Hall Auditorium. Tickets for both viewings are available for purchase on SDAFF’s festival website.


It was in 1989, while at Georgetown Day, that Fleischer was moved by one of the year's biggest movies. "What really got me was Tim Burton's 'Batman," says the "Gangster Squad" director. "I was in high school, and I remember seeing the posters with the Batman symbol all over town. I was intrigued."
那还是在 1989 年，当时弗莱舍还在乔治敦走读学校上学，当年的票房冠军电影之一触动了他。“真正吸引我的是蒂姆·伯顿执导的电影《蝙蝠侠》，”《匪帮传奇》导演鲁本·弗莱舍如是说。”当时我还在念高中，我还记得在城里到处都看到画有蝙蝠侠标志的海报。我很感兴趣。


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Hundreds of state agricultural leaders gathered at a movie theater in Madison last week for an advance private screening of the documentary film "Farmland" — a project that was financially supported by the U.S. Farmers and Ranchers Alliance.
The film was dreamed up by the farm and ranch coalition, which includes 80 organizations and partners, as a way to help the general public understand what the lives of farmers are like.
In the feature-length documentary, Academy Award-winning director James Moll follows the lives of six young farmers and ranchers and highlights their passion for farming. Five of the young people were taking over family farms and one calls herself a "first-generation" farmer, having started her own organic vegetable growing business in Pennsylvania.
"In Farmland, audiences will hear thoughts and opinions about agriculture, but not from me, and not from a narrator," Moll says about his film. "They're from the mouths of the farmers and ranchers themselves."
The six young farmers were interviewed on their farms, in their workday clothes, but were also shown doing their work — planting corn, driving cattle, putting new chicks into a large poultry barn, handling pigs, fixing machinery, harvesting vegetables and numerous other jobs that farmers take on.
There were no dairy farmers among them, a slight disappointment for the Wisconsin audience.
Nancy Kavazanjian, a Wisconsin corn and soybean farmer from Beaver Dam is vice chair of the executive committee of the USFRA, by virtue of serving on the United Soybean Board, and helped host the preview event in Madison.
She said the group supported the project but didn't have a hand in choosing the farmers who were in it. They turned Moll loose to make the film. "We are hoping the film opens a dialogue about how are food is produced."
"I'm so proud of it," she told Wisconsin State Farmer. "And I'm so proud of the industry for doing such a great job with it."
The hope is that the film will be used in schools, FFA chapters and collegiate Farm Bureau chapters as well as reaching non-farm audiences. "We made it to tell our story and it does a wonderful job of telling the story of farmers."
Moll produced the feature-length film for theaters but there is also a 45-minute version for classroom use and for television, Kavazanjian said.
Kavazanjian and her daughter plan to attend the preview of the film at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City in April
Though the USFRA had a huge hand in making the film possible, she said it had nothing to do with how Moll chose the farmers or the process he used.
In addition, when the final cut of the film was done it had to get approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) because commodity checkoff funds were allocated to make the film.
Any time there's any messaging done with checkoff funds, Kavazanjian said, the AMS must approve.
Two of the growers in the film were organic vegetable growers. One of them grew large fields of onions, carrots and potatoes in California where his dad is also a conventional vegetable grower. The other grew vegetables by hand, with old equipment on small fields in her startup, a Community Supported Agriculture farm.
Moll delved into subjects like genetically modified crops and some of the issues that surround that subject. But mostly the film chronicled the daily lives and challenges of the young people entering farming.
"With the average American several generations removed from farm life, we hope this film finds a wide audience of those interested in where their food comes from," said Casey Langan, Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation spokesman.
"The six farmers in the film discuss many misconceptions about agriculture. Wisconsin farmers and agriculturists can expand this conversation by promoting Farmland to others," Langan added.
Among the items Langan gave the farm audience in Madison last week was a discussion guide that can be used to flesh out thoughts and concepts brought forward in the film.
After viewing the film, Wisconsin Secretary of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection Ben Brancel said he didn't know what to expect from a film titled "Farmland" but was happy at the way it depicted the family relationships that contribute to most farming operations.
"It showed all styles and all types of agriculture too," he said. "It shows how family farms continue from one generation to the next and also showcases a first-generation farmer.
"The film showed the emotional and physical toll farming can take. They did a good job of selecting a wide variety of farmers," Brancel added.
"Farmland" will have its New York premiere at a private screening on April 17, during the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival. Additionally, Farmland has been selected to be in competition this year at Cleveland International Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival, Nashville Film Festival and the Newport Beach Film Festival.
The documentary features an original score composed by Nathan Wang with the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra. The film also includes an original recording of "This Land is Your Land" performed in a first-ever collaboration with platinum rock band Everclear and Grammy Award-nominated artist Liz Phair.
It is scheduled for release nationwide on May 1 and will be shown in a growing number of Wisconsin cities on that date.
Confirmed showings include: Milwaukee, Mequon, Sturtevant, New Berlin, Appleton, Ashwaubenon, Brookfield, La Crosse, Madison, Menomonee Falls, Oak Creek, Oshkosh and Sheboygan.
The distribution of the film is taking it to Regal Cinemas, Marcus Theatres (where the Madison preview was held), Carmike Cinemas, Landmark Theatres and key independents.
For details on these showings, additional information about the film and to watch the trailer, visit www.FarmlandFilm.com.
The film is being distributed to more than 60 major markets. Farmland was produced by Moll's Allentown Productions, with major support from USFRA.
Based at Universal Studios in Los Angeles, Allentown Productions is a film and television production company specializing in non-fiction filmmaking. Allentown Productions was established by Moll, who was born in Allentown, PA — hence, the name of the company.
His work as a documentary director/producer has earned him numerous awards including an Academy Award, two Emmy Awards, a Grammy Award and Peabody Award.
The USFRA consists of nearly 80 farm and ranch organizations and their agricultural partners. It works to engage in dialogues with consumers who have questions about how today's food is grown and raised. USFRA is committed to continuous improvement and supporting U.S. farmers and ranchers efforts to increase consumer confidence and trust in today's agriculture.
Langan said Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation, which represents farms of all commodities, sizes and management styles, is a member of the USFRA.


Mr. Jacobi’s first entertainment client was film legend, Veronica Lake. She retained Allen to draft a consultant agreement for the filming of a motion picture about her life. Goldie Hawn had auctioned the property, but Ms. Lake passed shortly thereafter.
Allen’s practice, almost from its inception, included film work representing independent producers and the licensing of music for use in film. Mr. Jacobi acquired and licensed the rights to the underlying literary property for the novel used as the basis for Village of the Damned, which ultimately was produced by Universal Pictures directed by John Carpenter and starring Christopher Reeves and Kirsty Alley. Mr. Jacobi negotiated for the distribution of a motion picture entitled “Stonerville” starring Leslie Nielson (his last film), Pauly Shore and other iconic comedic actors.
Mr. Jacobi has represented Gabrielle Anwar of Burn Notice, Scent of a Woman, The Three Musketeers, etc.
Mr. Jacobi has been General Counsel for Miami World Cinema Center, a not for profit film center dedicated to the support of the independent film community in South Florida and attract filmmakers worldwide to the benefits of filming in South Florida. Mr. Jacobi served as Executive Producer for the Film “Bridge to Havana” which documented an historic event taking place in Havana, Cuba with such stellar artists as Bonnie Raitt, Gladys Knight, Peter Frampton, Joan Osbourne, Jimmy Buffet and many more. The motion Picture was aired nationally on PBS and the accompanying soundtrack album reach #3 on the Billboard World Music Chart.
Over the years Mr. Jacobi has represented many filmmakers and award-winning documentarians such as Travisty Productions. Mr. Jacobi has licensed hundreds of songs for the inclusion in documentaries, independent feature films and commercials including the soundtrack album for the motion picture Ruthless People which starred Danny DeVito and Bette Midler.
Presently, Mr. Jacobi represents a film in pre-production, entitled “Death of a Fool”, whose screenplay won an international award. Attached to the project is Oscar winning cinematographer, Luigi Benvisto. Allen is presently representing Starting At Zero, a documentary about the life and career of Jimi Hendrix, scheduled for release summer of 2019, the 50th anniversary of Woodstock.
With the advent of reality television, Mr. Jacobi has found himself involved in numerous shows and on-screen talent. He has done deals with The Food Channel, Viacom Networks, Eastern Productions, just to name a few. He presently represents two members of the cast of Love & Hip Hop Miami. Mr. Jacobi also represents several shows in development.
Kimberly Brilliant, Florida Registered Paralegal
With more than a decade of experience in corporate America, Kimberly Brilliant has built a successful career path assisting high-level executives. While living in New York, Kimberly worked at Goldman Sachs (Fortune 500 company), Allianz Global Investors, and Deutsche Bank. In 2013, Kimberly moved back to Florida along with her husband and three children. She became a Florida Registered Paralegal and has been working at the Law Office of Allen Jacobi for more than five years. She quickly became an integral part of the team, effectively representing the face of the firm as Allen’s right-hand in the office. She has proven to be a critical tool when it comes to innovating successful projects at the firm, such as the internship program, amongst others. Kimberly is knowledgeable in the trademark, corporation and copyright registration process, and utilizes her expertise and skill set to serve as a team leader for her colleagues. Kimberly is very client oriented and is also fluent in Spanish. Kimberly obtained a Bachelor of Arts from Keiser University in Ft. Lauderdale.
Beginning his musical career at his father’s recording studio (Afterhours Music Recording Studios), Jacob Batt has amassed over a decade of experience in the music industry. With his time at the studio, Jacob intimately learned the creative and technical aspects of the business and is an integral figure in restoring and transferring master tapes for a variety. Those were not the only areas he learned as he frequently encountered the industry’s legal side by being exposed to recording, publishing, and licensing agreements and dealing with labels and distributors in a variety of capacities. In an effort to broaden his industry knowledge, Jacob secured an internship with Mr. Jacobi, and after a few months he became one of Mr. Jacobi’s legal assistants. Jacob is knowledgeable in recording, publishing, and licensing agreements and the copyright, corporation, and trademark registration process. Jacob obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton and, because of his experience with Mr. Jacobi, plans on formally pursuing his legal education by attending law school in the fall of 2023.


I am very particular in the movies I choose to watch. With certain exceptions, I need a movie to be lighthearted and fun. I also need it to wrap itself up by the end. Chill entertainment is primary.
So when I saw the trailer for One Small Hitch, it looked like it might be right up my alley. Here, take a look:
I was invited to take a sneak peek of the movie before it was released and, after watching, I was totally right about it being just my kind of movie. The movie was delightfully entertaining. A little My Best Friend’s Wedding meets The Proposal with a little Meet the Parents thrown in for good measure.
One Small Hitch is a pretty traditional romantic comedy with entertaining and funny hi-jinks (plus some touching, emotional moments) along the way. It’s set in Chicago with lots of quick glances of the skyline. The movie stars Aubrey Dollar, who stars in CBS’s Battle Creek (but, more importantly in terms of pop culture placement, had roles on Guiding Light and Dawson’s Creek – leave a comment if you remember the characters she played!), and Shane McRae of FOX’s The Following (he was also in Still Alice and The Help).
Both of the stars are great in this movie. So are the string of supporting actors making up their families. One funny character after another.
Starting today, the movie is also available on Video On Demand. Rent or buy One Small Hitch on Amazon(affiliate link).


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INT. SCRIPT ARCHIVE - DAY
Are you looking to download some of the scripts we've read to read on your own (or along with us)? Well, here you go. Additionally, the entries here contain more information on the scripts themselves and link to their group of entries, with the option of listening.
So without further delay we...
For the next script, we jumped forward a few years to a short film we wrote, based on another short film that we actually filmed, but which turned into a completely different sort of feature.
This is a heist movie, very much in the Tarantino vein, but without any of his flair, talent or originality.
The general idea is of a bank robbery, inspired by Shawn's actual only-half-joking bank robbery plan from high school. He really wanted a DeLorean that was for sale in town...
GHOSTBUSTERS, NEXT GEN
This is the first feature written by Trevor and Shawn. In fact, it's the only feature written by both of them. It started life as a short heist film (see Aftermath) and became a mopey teen angst feature instead.
Shawn and Trevor came up with the story and characters together, Trevor wrote two drafts of the script and then Shawn did a full re-write based on those previous drafts, making this draft the most collaborative version of this script.
Don't worry, that doesn't mean it's good.
It was the year 2000. Shawn and Trevor, having just watched Ghostbusters for the first time in years and voraciously consumed all the special feature content on the DVD, decided that they needed some awesome Proton Packs. But, for some reason, they felt they needed an excuse to make or buy them:
So they began writing a script for a follow-up to the Ghostbusters films, center on Ray Stanz's nephew and his Ghostbusters-obsessed best friend.
It's incomplete, but still barely tolerable.
BACK TO THE FUTURE 1st Draft
ASYLUM: Batman vs. Superman
Written by Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale
For the first thing not written by us, we decided to read the First (and very different) draft of Back to the Future. The broad strokes are the same in the most general sense, but the overall story and, indeed, the time machine itself, are completely different.
Had this been shot, we might not even remember it today, as a refridgerator as a time machine isn't quite so iconic as a DeLorean. It's worth it just for the batshit ending, honestly.
Written by Andrew Kevin Walker
We discovered this script from 2003 right around the time Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice was threatening to rape our senses with its terribleness. So we thought it appropriate to explore what might have been.
It's a strange creature, as some echoes from this script can been seen on BvS:DoJ, despite the fact that this is about as far a departure from that film as you can get. It's a very weird blend of dark and camp, with a VERY healthy sprinkling of toyetic.
Written by Larry and Andy Wachowski
We love The Matrix. The first one, that is.
Lana and Lilly (née Larry and Andy) Wachowski have a great number of hugely successful and well-written films in their repertoire. This is not one of them.
This is their first screenplay, a weird attempt at some sort of social commentary hidden in the satire of a horror film. It pretty much completely fails on all counts, but gets some points for effort.
Had it been made, it would have cleaned up at the Razzies.
This was a short film that Trevor wrote back in 2000 or 2001 as a way of showcasing the industrial music he had been working on around that time, much in the same way that The Wall was a vehicle for Pink Floyd's music.
It was an ambitious project, involving a lengthy animated sequence. Had that animated sequence ever happened, then this episode of the podcast would not be, as that would mean that this thing had been filmed. Because all the live-action sequences were filmed. But it wasn't to be...
SPEAKING OF QUINN
This was a script that Shawn found on his computer. As they stared reading it, neither Shawn nor Trevor have any idea who had written it. Before too long, though, there are some content and style clues that inform them that it was actually written by Shawn, despite his still having no recollection of it.
This is an attempt at making a workplace comedy taking place at a movie theater that Shawn and Jimie worked at for entirely too long. And Trevor worked at an affiliated theater. This is incomplete, but wasn't going anywhere anyway.
Calling this a script is a bit of a stretch. This is the first page of a feature-length script that Shawn had only the vaguest ideas about and never wrote another word about beyond what is on this one page.
Seriously, there's not even any dialogue. Yet, it still manages to induce the Douche Chills. It's really pretty amazing how bad something can be in only a single page.
STREETS OF AMBER
BEETLEJUICE GOES HAWAIIAN
While Trevor was going to Full Sail in Orlando, he relayed to Shawn an account of seeing a young boy sitting in a diner with a cop in Santa Monica. He told Shawn that he always wondered what their situation was.
So Shawn took that and ran with it, coming up with a single-day story that takes these two from strangers to unlikely breakfast companions. Of course, whatever that story was has been lost to time, leaving behind only the unfinished script that takes the first tentative steps to establishing that story.
Written by Jonathan Gems
Reading this script was Trevor's idea. Unfortunately, it just did not exist online. Not anywhere. At the time of this writing, the button below is the only place in the world you can download this script.
Shawn had to put feelers out to some professional screenwriters to get his hands on this. And no wonder it's so hard to find: IT IS TERRIBLE. This may be a podcast focused on reading bad shit, but this thing is special in its terribleness.
E.T. 2: NOCTURNAL FEARS
A SWEET KID
Written by Steven Spielberg & Melissa Matheson
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial was the first film Shawn ever saw in the theater, and it started his love-affair with cinema. That's why, when he discovered the 9 page treatment for a torture-laden sequel, it seemed only fitting that it could feed the love-affair with BAD cinema.
This treatment 100% misses everything that made the film endure. One can only hope that it was intentionally bad, so as to turn the studio off the idea of a sequel...
Shawn and Jimie came up with a unique take on vampires and planned an ambitious film trilogy that would start with two exiled vampires from a long-lost vampiric civilization responsible for genetically engineering humans and culminating in the resurgence of that civilization and the subjugation of humanity...
This script was to be the very beginning stages of that. A low-key introduction into that world and into the growing tensions of some of the characters that inhabit it.
Don't worry, it's not good.
THE CROW 3: RESURRECTION
ROGER RABBIT 2: TOON PATROL
Written by Steven E. de Souza
Shawn and Trevor have always been fans of the 90s cult classic The Crow, starring Brandon Lee. Since then, MANY shitty Crow sequels have been made. This is not one of them.
No, The Crow 3: Resurrection was deemed too shitty even for a Crow sequel. Penned by the writer of Die Hard and 48 Hours, this Crow-as-an-80s-action-movie-cop couldn't be more 80s if his partner were a canine convict.
It's a special kind of bad. OUR kind of bad.
Written by Nat Mauldin
Who Framed Roger Rabbit was a smash hit in 1988 -- the second-highest grossing film of the year which would go on to earn $330M worldwide.
So a sequel written in 1989 would have to be terrible not to get made, right?
Sadly for us: NO. This script is legitimately WONDERFUL. Fun, entertaining, well-crafted and, overall, FUNNY. We had a lot of fun reading it, and so will you.
JAMES CAMERON'S SPIDER-MAN
SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN
Written by James Cameron, et al.
This one is a real mystery. James Cameron famously worked very hard in the 90s to make a Spider-Man film into a reality. There was even a pretty decent script for it by Ted Newsome and John Brancato.
Cameron came and did a re-write of that script and made it AN INCOMPREHENSIBLE CLUSTERFUCK OF INSANITY.
We can't decide if he made it terrible on purpose or if he thought he was "fixing" it. You be the judge.
Written by Kevin Smith
Hot off the "success" of Mallrats, young up-and-coming director was tapped to re-launch the popular 70's TV Show The Six Million Dollar Man as a blockbuster film.
That... didn't happen. One must wonder if part of the reason is 173 pages of the most clichéd, tired tropes of the action genre, cranked out with the fervor of a fat kid in a donut shop.
Just be thankful we got Dogma instead of this.
Written by Charlie Haas
Gremlins director Joe Dante really wanted to make a movie about the birth of the Looney Tunes... but using pseudonyms for all the major players, and only telling the story through the myopic viewpoint of his friend and animation great, Chuck Jones.
While we love Chuck and the Looney Tunes in general, the script comes off as self-aggrandizing, somewhat bitter and incredibly boring. So, uh, give it a read, I guess?
This is why I'm not in sales.


COMPOSER . SONGWRITER . FILM . TV
Rebecca Everett is a film composer, classically trained violinist, vocalist and Juno nominated song-writer. Her orchestral background and experience as an in-house songwriter (Ole)...bring an unique sensibility to her film composing and Bespoke songs for film & tv.
"Rebecca Everett is a proven songwriter with a unique talent to sing and deliver a performance that captivates and penetrates the heart and soul of life"
- Roman Klun (Sarah McLaughlin, Levon Helm, Ornette Coleman)
Photo by Lily Frost
Rebecca has recently been chosen for the SOCAN Emerging Screen Composers Lab, sponsored by The Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television and BELL Media. She also was a Resident for the Slaight Music Residency at the prestigious Canadian Film Centre. The residency was a micro-lab of composing and songwriting for films by Canada's top, upcoming directors, producers and writers
As an in-house writer for OLE, Rebecca collaborated with many writers in Canada, the US and Europe. Some highlights are the radio single ‘I Remember’ on Shiloh’s JUNO nominated album ‘Picture Imperfect’ and a song on Jimmy Rankin’s, Forget About the World (JUNO nomination). Rebecca’s songs have turned up on TV with placements on Katy Keene, Degrassi: The Next Generation, Lost Girl, CH Live, CBC and Next Star. She has since been writing Bespoke songs for TV & film.
Mother of All Shows
UNTETHERED by Rebecca Everett featuring throat singers Althaya Solomon and Echo Henoche
The UR Enough Campaign: #loveURself
“This indie-rock noir goddess has entranced me with her beguiling sounds. Mix a little rockabilly with Portishead and The Doors and add a female singer with some serious moxie.”
A Little Bit of Sol
Swampy, Bond-esque rocknroll Telecaster driven record Seven Shades by Rebecca Everett & the Dead Ringers, has garnered many accolades, headlining at SXSW and featured in films
Rebecca also writes and sings for iSpy, a 5 piece jazz manouche band..swing & blue notes with soul & spaghetti Western twang. Their songs have been featured in film and television
Record Releases - Seven Shades Rebecca Everett & the Dead Ringers (SXSW Austin, TX), YoYo iSpy, Matter of Time Rebecca Everett
Awards & Festivals
FESTIVALS include..Best of The Art of Brooklyn Film Festival, Calgary, Blood in the Snow, CUFF (Calgary Underground Film Fest), Hexploitation, Deep Cut, Inside Out LGBTQ, North Carolina Gay & Lesbian Film Fest,Austin, Edmonton, Canadian, Toronto Shorts International Film Fest
2021 SOCAN Emerging Screen Composer Lab
2017/2016 CFC - Canadian Film Centre Slaight Residency (Composer/Songwriter)
The Mother of All Shows It’s toda at the Glendale Laemmle Cinemas in Cali! Do NOT miss your chance to see the luminous Wendie Malick & Melissa D'agostino slay the stage in #MotherofAllShows - Now playing at the Glendale Laemmle Cinemas from Aug 4-10
Writing original songs for the film with Melissa D'agostino and David James Brock was wonderful and we're so excited to have the amazing Sarah Slean record our single "Mothers and Daughters". We had a blast writing this over-the-top, throwback ballad; hope you enjoy listening to it. We'll be releasing the full soundtrack later this year, so don't touch that dial!
The 39 Steps Nice review from the Picton Gazette! They even mention the sound/music I did :)
Congrats to everyone! Amazing cast with Brandon McGibbon, Courtenay Stevens, Courtenay ChngLancaster, Helen Belay and Director Monica Dottor. County Stage and all the production crew!
The 39 Steps County Stage Theatre Company Summer in Prince Edward County is pretty sweet! The show is up and running! A super fun adaptation by Patrick Barlow of the famous Alfred Hitchcock film, The 39 Steps. Vaudeville, Clown, Film Noir and 60's lounge music all wrapped up in silly. I'm happy to have created the Sound Design, written some original music and procured some vibey retro music in these styles I love. Here's a little review by The Intelligencer. It's running til August 6th 2023! Come join us in wine and food country and get your tickets here
The Mother of All Shows Winner! The Art of Brooklyn Film Festival has not only won the 'Outstanding Narrative Feature Film' but also 'Outstanding Director of a Narrative Feature Film' at the 2023 @theartofbklyn Film Festival! Congrats Melissa D'Agostino, David Brock and Matt Campagna!
MOAS is coming to New York June 1st, 2023! We are happy to announce the world premiere is happening at The Art of Brooklyn Film Festival on opening night. Wendie Malick (Young Sheldon, Hot in Cleveland, Bojack Horseman) who stars in the film as the mother Rosa, will be joining us for the premiere and panel discussion. If you're in NY and in particular Brooklyn on June 1st and want to join us you can buy tickets here
Very excited to share the Exclusive by the Hollywood Reporter.
Cannes First Look: ‘Young Sheldon’ Star Wendie Malick in Musical Feature ‘Mother of All Shows’ (Exclusive). The film is directed by and also stars Melissa D’Agostino, who plays a woman coping with the impending death of her estranged mother and who retreats to a 1970s variety show in her mind...click here to read more...and more to come!
The Mother of All Shows What a ride! We are successfully wrapping the shooting of TheMOAS this week! I am so pleased to be part of this magical musical feature film written by Melissa D'Agostino and David Brock. The three of us have been writing the songs together, I'm finishing recording and mixing and then on to the score soon! The film is a funny, heartwarming and a little.bit.sad.story about a mother/daughter relationship...where the lead (Melissa/daughter) goes into her head to escape into a retro musical wonderland. Wendie Malick is a veteran actor who plays the sharp and witty (yet challenging) mother. The cast is excellent. There's singing, dancing and a whole lot of fun surprises. Stay tuned for more!! https://deadline.com
SOCAN Emerging Composers Lab I am honoured and happy to be selected as one of the participants for the Emerging Screen Composers lab! I’ll be working with director Pascal Plante and the amazing Janal Bechthold, in partnership with the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television and Bell Media.
Marlene is a feature film by Wendy Hill-Tout. Marlene, one of Canada’s most famous stories that created uproar around the world. Check it out at the CIFF (Calgary International Film Festival) October 2020! It features two songs I wrote, Arrow (performed by iSpy) and Counting on the Rain (written/produced by Rebecca Everett & performed by iSpy)
Bring Your Swing! a short film featuring iSpy at the iconic Cameron House in Toronto. The film is a medley of two original songs by iSpy; Bring Your Swing (written by Rebecca Everett & iSpy) and L'Oiseau Qui Chante (written by Rebecca Everett), directed by Fernando Arrioja and produced by Josh Clapp. Members of iSpy (Rebecca Everett, Dan Mock, Tak Arikushi, Chris Kettlewell, Kyle Sullivan).
Bella Wild a comedy by Jim Allodi features my swampy rocknroll song Seven Shades, from the namesake album, Seven Shades by Rebecca Everett & the Dead Ringers
Christmas Mubarak is a Farsi film by Without a Flock, I co-composed the score on along with Spencer Creaghan. The World Premiere is coming up at 9pm July 26, 27th. Catch it on FCC.FILM/Watch-Nook!
Have You Seen Katy Keene?
A song I co-wrote, Run Away With Me is featured on Katy Keene, a Riverdale spinoff by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa (Riverdale, Sabrina, Glee, Supergirl) & Michael Grassi (Riverdale, Supergirl, Lost Girl, Degrassi, Schitts Creek). She is America’s Queen of pin-up and fashion from the Archie comics and which is right up my alley! It's airing on CW. I have to make note that I also have songs on Michael Grassi's shows Lost Girl and Degrassi...starting to feel like part of the family :)
I'm happy to say that a song I wrote called Arrow and performed with my band iSpy is in a weird and wonderful film by Director Chris Ross of Dark Pale Pics, called The Problem With Lady Werewolves is playing at 2 festivals Hexploitation Film Fest and Deep Cut Film Fest. Nice way to kick off 2020!
More news for Christmas Green the short I composed for Without a Flock and directed by Clare Altima; it made it into the Edmonton Film Festival 2019, an Academy Awards qualifying festival for the Oscars!
Yay team Without a Flock! The film I co-composed on Soft Spot, won Best Canadian Short at the Inside Out LGBTQ Festival 2019. Soft Spot also made it into the North Carolina Gay & Lesbian Film Festival 2019!
If you've been following some of the films I've been composing on, Samanthology made it into Jelly Film Fest 2019
More great news for Christmas Green, it's in the Canadian Film Festival 2019!
Great news! Christmas Green, a film I just composed on is in the Austin Film Fest this year. A beautiful two-hander short about loneliness, friendship and Weed, with Canada's own Sheila McCarthy and Alan Catlin, written and directed by Clara Altima and produced by Without a Flock
Christmas Green is one film in an Anthology of Christmas films I composed on for Without a Flock. Full release date TBA 2019
A new feature film by Alex Kaju, called We Came Here to Wreck Everything will be featuring a piece I wrote. Release date TBA
The Blyth Theatre Festival presents Judith - The Story of a Lady Pig Farmer. I'll be hanging out doing Sound Design in Blyth, ON this June 2018 for this ambitious and exciting new theatre show. 1st time writer and accomplished director Heather Davies and Canadian rocker, Murray Foster from Great Big Sea and Moxy Fruvous have written some country-folk tunes for the show
I just finished composing on an anthology by Without a Flock media called Samanthology, it is a culmination of 9 short films co-composed by a group of five composers; Rebecca Everett, Spencer Creaghan, Neil Haverty, Aimee Bessada & Chris Reineck and blended together to create a feature film
I'm proud to be a part of and composed for Blackout Media's UR Enough campaign. The UR Enough campaign shares the personal truths of fifteen individuals in Toronto from different age groups, backgrounds, experiences and opinions. Speaking their truths on mental wellness, vulnerability, and self-love, their stories and struggles share a common theme. The campaign was launched this Valentines Day, 2018
Just finished a song for CBC series, How to Buy a Baby:


Theater is the oldest art form, if we discount what the classical Greeks have to say about the matter (according to that school of thought poetry and tragedy are independent art forms unto their own, which view has been hotly debated by centuries of scholars since). Theater has been a part of every culture and every civilization, and understandably so. It is an art form that allows for self expression, and indeed this translates to an expression of the values, ethics and stories that a collective may have to tell.
Over the years, forms of theatre have been experimented with and new ideas, methods and techniques have come into being, but the form has not only survived but thrived and become, if anything, more popular than ever with time. There are growing audiences of people who want to watch plays on a fairly regular basis, and also thousands of those who are committed to participating in the making of a drama. The problem is that they are very often in battle with dire crises of funds.
Putting together a theater production is not exactly a financially low key business. There are plenty of things to pay for, beginning with the auditorium where the play will be staged, to the final piece of tinsel that might decorate the costume of the last and most insignificant extra. From the point of view of the director, who is also often the playwright, each one of these details is equally important and must be paid the same attention. The actors must be paid. The light and sounds technicians must be compensated. And the sets have to be built and the costumes put together by experienced experts who also charge a fee in proportion with their skills.
All this money may come from a wealthy producer, but in this day and age it is becoming increasingly difficult to find such patrons of theater as art. It might be a great idea for theatre practitioners to crowdfund instead to give life to the ideas they come up with, right from the rehearsal stage to the first premier to subsequent stagings.
Crowdfunding India is fast emerging as a smart way of funding creative projects across the country. Crowdfunding India works with the campaigner starting a fundraiser for free on a crowdfunding India platform and sharing its link on social media, asking friends and fans for donations so this project (here a theater production) can come to life. With a lot of people donating small sums of money each, huge amounts can be collected in days or weeks. What we have then a piece of art made by the people and for the people.
Theater crowdfunding is a real thing! Fund your production through crowdfunding India today.


The Prince of Chess
A fascinating film about the worlds youngest Chess Grandmaster
by Oyvind Asbjorsen
Our Price: $ 42.95
Publisher: Main Island Production, 2005
Chess prodigy: 14-year-old Norwegian Magnus
Carlsen is the world's youngest Chess Grand Master.The Carlsen family sublet
their house for a year in order to travel around with Magnus and help him fulfil
his potential as a world class chess player. From Iceland to Libya, he has
sought battle with chess icons such as Karpov and Shirov.
We follow him through important tournaments as well as daily life, trying to understand the workings of his brilliant mind. The film also looks at the game of chess as a player in both cultural history and intemational politics.


David plays Ira Glatt
Movie description: Doug Glatt (Seann William Scott), a bouncer at a bar in Massachusetts, feels ostracized from his family, his father (Eugene Levy) and brother both being doctors. One day he attends a minor league hockey game with his friend Pat (Jay Baruchel). Pat taunts the visiting team during a fight and one of their players climbs into the stands, calling him a homosexual slur. Doug, in defense of his gay brother, quickly knocks him out, which prompts the rest of the crowd to cheer him on. Soon after, Doug gets a phone call from the coach of his hometown team who offers him a job as an enforcer, a player whose role is to protect his teammates and act as a deterrent by hitting or fighting opposing players who take liberties with his teammates.


The theatre… is the art of reflecting reality’ C. Stanislavski
Studying drama requires emotional maturity, and gives pupils a deep understanding of themselves and the world in which they live. As it involves using not only their voices and bodies, but also emotions and creativity, it is able to engender a deep sense of self-esteem. It is also a subject that requires a great deal of peer trust, and so it plays an important role in teaching communication, listening and empathy skills. Studying drama is demanding, and teaches pupils that success only comes from hard work.
The skills that are learnt by studying drama are invaluable in later life. For example, being able to speak and present confidently in front of people, and the skill of planning that is required in any production, are useful in many careers. Drama can be a good basis for a career not only in the theatre, but in advertising, the film industry and even in events planning, among many others.
S1 and S2 visit the drama department once a week to explore many different topics and develop a variety of skills including mime, improvisation, character building and script writing. After course choice in S3, the pupils visit the department three times a week, honing their skills in drama and exploring new production skills such as Lighting, Sound, Make-up and Hair, Costume, Set and Props. Choosing Drama in S3 enables pupils to deepen their understanding of the subject and explore topics in a focused and supportive environment.
Pupils follow a variety of short units aimed at developing drama skills. Pupils are engaged in a variety of group and individual activities including speech, movement and Theatre Arts tasks.
Pupils are encouraged to work co-operatively in groups and to develop their communication and problem solving skills.
Units of work include:
- Into to Drama, including confidence building games and activities.
- Mime skills, including object and character mime. Leading to a presented bank robbery scenario with stock character types, presented with music to the rest of the class. The tone and content of the presentations focus on exaggeration and comic portrayals.
- Mask skills, including neutral and character masks. Deepening their understanding of body language, posture, gestures, use of space and use of levels. Lessons focus on non-verbal communication.
- Stage combat unit. Expanding their physical awareness, character skills and self-discipline.
- Role-play unit. The whereabouts of teenage runaway ‘Danni’ is investigated. The character is an S1 pupil who is finding the transition to secondary school challenging. Pupils take on roles of family, friends, community members and police officers. The exploration follows the interest and focus of the class discussions. Belief and concentration in role is encouraged, language and register is explored appropriate to the role.
Pupils follow a variety of units aimed at expanding their Drama skills. Voice and movement skills are the foundation of the course, with pupils regularly creating characters, developing their roles and presenting work to the rest of the class. Pupils are also encouraged to develop their skills in Theatre Arts such as lighting, sound, set, props, makeup and costume design.
S2 pupils are encouraged to work co-operatively in groups, developing their oral and written communication skills.
Units of work include:
- Script Unit. Working on the script “Twisted” to explore teenage themes and issues, develop characters through voice and movement skills and experiment with structural conventions, forms and staging styles.
- Theatre Arts Unit. Developing their skills and abilities in set, prop, costume, sound, lighting and hair/makeup design and application.
- Improvisation Unit. Small group and whole class activities to further promote confidence, creative thinking and self/peer evaluation.
- Stimuli Unit. The final unit in S2 Drama challenges the pupils to create a presentation to a targeted audience. This could be scripted or devised and enables the pupils to work as a production team to meet the needs of the Drama and the audience.
Pupils who decide to study Drama in S3 will:
- Be able to respond creatively to a variety of stimuli and express ideas and opinions through drama.
- Have the opportunity to lead negotiation and decision-making in-group work.
- Be able to work with others to devise, rehearse and refine dramas and scripts.
- Explore the use of theatre arts technology to enhance tension, mood and atmosphere in drama.
- Be able to demonstrate sensitivity, precision and depth in the portrayal of character
- Be able to confidently convey relationships and situations in a variety of settings to different audiences.
- Be able to respond to the experience of drama by discussing thoughts and feelings and give and accept constructive comment on my own and others’ work.
- Develop analytical skills exploring technical aspects of script work.
Units of work include Drama Skills, Production Skills, Monologue Writing & Directing.
In National 4/5 Drama pupils use the knowledge and understanding gained in the S3 course to create original work and begin to develop an understanding about professional theatre and production skills. There are many opportunities to enhance literacy and numeracy skills through the completion of folios and practical production skills.
The aims of the Course are to enable learners to:
- generate and communicate thoughts and ideas when creating drama
- develop a knowledge and understanding of a range of social and cultural influences on drama
- develop a range of skills in presenting drama
- develop knowledge, understanding and the use of a range of production skills when presenting drama
- explore form, structure, genre and style
The N4 course is assessed within class. The N5 course is assessed by means of a written paper (40 % of grade) and a final performance where pupils can specialise in either an acting or production design role (60% of grade).
In Higher Drama pupils use the knowledge and understanding gained in the National 5 course to create original work and performance from text while gaining a depth of understanding about professional theatre and production skills. Opportunity to enhance literacy and numeracy skills is also provided through essay composition and practical production skills.
The Higher course is assessed by means of a written paper exploring textual and production analysis (40% of grade) and a final performance where pupil can specialise in an acting, directing or design role (60% of grade).
Advanced Higher Drama
The course aims to develop extensive knowledge and understanding of 20th century/contemporary theatre theory and practice and builds students’ academic research skills and theatrical repertoire to facilitate their transition into further study.
The Advanced Higher course consists of two mandatory units – Drama Skills, Production Skills. The course is assessed by means of an externally marked and grade Dissertation (research) project which the students must plan and research independently (40% of grade) and final performance where pupil can specialise in an acting, directing or design role (60% of grade).
Extra-Curricular Drama Opportunities
- Inter House Drama Competition
- Drama Festival
- Sewing Club (run in association with the Art Department)
- Audition sessions for anyone applying for Drama related further education courses.
- Theatre Visits (planning for a creative arts trip to London in Nov’ 2018 is underway)
For information on course content and assessment information please visit; www.sqa.org.uk/sqa/45712.html


‘Harry Potter’ veteran David Yates is returning to direct the movie, that will pit Albus Dumbledore vs Gellert Grindelwald
‘Harry Potter’ veteran David Yates is returning to immediate the film, that will pit Albus Dumbledore vs Gellert Grindelwald
The approaching third installment in the “Fantastic Beasts” sequence is titled “The Secrets and techniques of Dumbledore”, Warner Bros announced as the studio moved up the theatrical launch of the film by 3 months.
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The motion picture, which was earlier scheduled to be launched on July 15 subsequent yr, will now open up on April 15, 2022.
The formal logline of the film reads: “Professor Albus Dumbledore is familiar with the powerful Darkish wizard Gellert Grindelwald is transferring to seize manage of the wizarding environment.”
“Unable to halt him by yourself, he entrusts Magizoologist Newt Scamander to direct an intrepid workforce of wizards, witches and a person brave Muggle baker on a harmful mission, where by they encounter outdated and new beasts and clash with Grindelwald’s growing legion of followers. But with the stakes so high, how long can Dumbledore continue being on the sidelines?”
“Harry Potter” veteran David Yates is returning to direct the third motion picture, documented
“Fantastic Beasts” is a prequel spin-off film franchise set in the Wizarding Environment as “Harry Potter”, the two established by JK Rowling.
The new movie will see magizoologist Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne), who results in being a confidant of a younger Albus Dumbledore, portrayed by Jude Regulation, amid the increase of the totalitarian Grindelwald.
The forged also features Katherine Waterston, Alison Sudol, Ezra Miller, Dan Fogler and Jessica Williams.
Mads Mikkelsen will take up the part of Grindelwald right after the departure of Johnny Depp from the sequence. Warner Bros asked him to move down as the dim lord Grindelwald, a function he played in the 1st two “Fantastic Beasts” films, adhering to the news he lost his libel scenario from a British tabloid that posted an short article in 2018 alleging he was a “wife beater”.
Steve Kloves, who labored on several of the original “Harry Potter” videos, is co-writing the script for the 3rd “Fantastic Beasts” movie with Rowling, who manufactured headlines very last 12 months for her opinions on the transgender individuals.


Top Destinations for Film Festivals' Fans
19 June, 2022
7 mins read
Wes Anderson, Bong Joon-ho, Greta Gerwig, and Ang Lee are all names that film festival fans know by heart and mostly aspire to be like. Several big names in the film industry got their start at different film institutions across the globe. Pursuing a film education, whether it’s directing, producing, editing, or script-writing, is not just about the institution you enrol in or the curriculum you’re taught, it’s also about the city you’re studying in. Cities often inspire film students to tap into their inner potential and express themselves freely and artistically. Cities like Cannes, Venice, and New York are the obvious choices, but we, at Casita, have compiled you a list of even more cities that bring the inspiration, the aesthetic, the film festival vibes, and most importantly, the high-quality education. Here are the top destinations for film festivals’ fans!
California is a beautiful city with stunning natural views that range from beaches and palm trees to hills and forests. Not only that, but it is a city known for its artistic status. Home to Hollywood, California seems like an obvious choice for students to pursue a high-quality film education and kickstart their filmmaking career. The city houses a number of world-renowned and top-rated film schools, including CalArts, Los Angeles Film School, USC School of Cinematic Arts, from which notable Hollywood names, George Lucas and Ron Howard graduated, the American Film Institute, which is where David Lynch and Darren Aronofksy received their film education, the University of California, Los Angeles, and the California Institute of the Arts that celebrates alumni like cinema’s celebrated figures, Tim Burton and Andrew Stanton.
New York City is yet another American city that is favoured by film students and film festivals’ fans. The city has plenty to offer in terms of diversity, culture, entertainment, and inspiration. New York is a destination that almost all film students can agree on. It is home to the internationally-recognized New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, which houses the Kanbar Institute of Film and Television and from which filmmaking staples, Todd Phillips and Charlie Kaufman, got their film degrees, as well as Columbia University’s School of the Arts and New York Film Academy, all of which provide students with a stellar film and arts education. New York City is also home to the annual Tribeca Film Festival, which takes place every spring and showcases a diverse selection of film, episodes, talks, music, games, art, and immersive programming.
Also on film festivals’ fans’ list of ideal study destinations is the city of Toronto, which is home to the world-renowned Toronto Film School. The Toronto Film School is well established as one of the best film schools in Canada. With a wide curriculum covering everything from film and TV production to interior decorating, the Toronto Film School is a career-focused school with a strong commitment to providing practical industry knowledge. Programs at the Toronto Film School take between one and two years to complete and all students graduate with a diploma. The city also hosts the annual Toronto Film Festival (TIFF), which has been and still remains a famously talked about staple in film culture.
Another Canadian city that made the list is Vancouver. Located on the West Coast of British Columbia, Vancouver is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the region and is known for its bustling arts, music, film, and theatre scenes. This city is an ideal destination for students looking to start their filmmaking career as it houses the famous and internationally recognized Vancouver Film School. The city is also home to the annual Vancouver International Film Festival, which takes place every year for a couple of weeks during the months of September and October.
The United Kingdom's capital and busy metropolis is also a favoured destination for students seeking film education. As a diverse city that houses people from different cultures and backgrounds, London is an ideal place for both local and international students that want to start their filmmaking career. London is a city where film students can acquire resources, filming equipment, and gear with ease, thus facilitating their study process and allowing them to apply what they learn in real world situations. The city is home to several well-regarded film institutes, including London Film School and the National Film and Television School. The BFI London Film Festival also takes place in London on an annual basis and features a diverse range of movies, documentaries, and short films.
Prague is a city of culture; it’s where artists go to flourish and develop. The city has rich film and theatre scenes. Students seeking high-quality film education often choose to study in Prague as it houses the renowned Academy of Performing Arts’ Film and TV School (FAMU), which provides both affordable and high-quality education that students favour. The city of Prague also hosts a number of annual film festivals with diverse lineups, including International Film Festival Prague, Prague Independent Film Festival, Prague Short Film Festival, and Made in Prague Film Festival.
France is generally seen as one of the birthplaces of film, this is why Paris is the ideal destination for filmmaking students to start their careers. Not only does it fit the aesthetic and satisfies the specific niche that film students often go for, but it’s also home to renowned film schools, several film festivals, and a flourishing film scene. Paris is a city of history, culture, a diverse population, and an appreciation for the arts. Film students often seek education at La Fémis, which is one of Paris’s well-established film institutions. Of the several film festivals and events that take place in Paris, you might find yourself drawn to the Paris International Film Festival, Champs-Élysées Film Festival, Paris Short Film Festival, and the South-East European Film Festival.
The polish city of Lodz makes it to the list as a film festivals’ fan favourite. This quaint European city is big on the arts, and supports filmmakers and students aspiring to make it big in the field. Lodz houses the world-renowned Lodz National Film School, which is where a number of famous Polish actors, directors, and filmmakers received their education. The city promises high-quality education, authentic cultural vibes, and an overall immersive learning and living environment.
Sydney is Australia’s culture capital. Home to the Sydney Opera House, this city sponsors the arts and provides a nurturing environment for artists, filmmakers, and overall talented individuals with skills to grow and showcase. The city has a diverse population and a welcoming atmosphere that encourages students to pursue an education and an eventual career there. Sydney is home to several universities and institutions that offer high-quality film education all year round, including summer programs; the Sydney Film School is one of the city’s most famous institutes in which students can enroll and go on to kickstart their filmmaking careers. The city also hosts an annual film festival: The Sydney Film Festival.
Edinburgh is a city that not only educates, but inspires filmmakers. Located in the heart of Scotland, Edinburgh’s natural scenery, its culture, and its history make it an ideal destination for film students aiming to set off their filmmaking career. The city supports the arts and is a rich environment for the film and theatre fans to flourish. Film students in Edinburgh either choose to attend the Film Academy Edinburgh or Edinburgh College of Art, both of which offer quality film education. The city also hosts an annual film festival, Edinburgh International Film Festival, which showcases a number of films of different lengths for audience and critics to enjoy.
Italy is a great place to launch your filmmaking career. Pursuing a film education in any Italian city, especially Florence, allows you to enjoy flexible programs and mix the beauty of the city, its art, and its culture with your education and let them inspire and drive you forward. Florence is one of the most aesthetically beautiful cities whose atmosphere is very cinematic and allows for film students to express themselves, grow their talents, and unlock their full artistic potential. Florence University of the Arts is a great choice for pursuing a high-quality film education in the city, with flexible study programs, and summer study periods.
A surprise to many, but Germany is a great place to start studying film as well, even in English! As the capital, Berlin is a bustling city with the right vibe and atmosphere for film students to grow and flourish. The city of Berlin houses a number of universities and institutions that are dedicated to giving students a film education of high quality, including Macromedia University, the University of Europe for Applied Sciences, and the German Film and Television Academy Berlin (DFFB). The city’s status, its culture, history, and ever-growing artistic scene also inspires filmmakers to excel in their field and produce unique projects that are representative of their visions. The city also hosts an annual film festival, The Berlin International Film Festival, which is commonly referred to as Berlinale.
The city of Beijing also makes the list for a top destination for film festivals’ fans. This city with its ancient history that goes back almost three millennia, as well as its modern architecture, and vibrant culture serves as a great place to practice and study filmmaking. The city’s lively atmosphere inspires film students to learn and create; it is a great environment to nurture and showcase your unique talents, while getting access to equipment, studios, and shooting locations. The city houses Beijing Film Academy, which is a world-renowned institution offering top-tier film education. The Beijing International Film Festival is also held annually in the city and showcases a number of unique film projects.
Whatever your filmmaking passion is, whether it’s acting, directing, script-writing, or set design, you can find the perfect place to grow and nurture it. If big Hollywood names like Martin Scorsese, Lisa Cholodenko, George Lucas, and Joss Whedon can get their start in film school, so can you! There is an abundance of cities across the globe that would sponsor and support your film education and be aesthetic enough to inspire the artistic filmmaker in you, so pack your bags and set off to begin your journey, Hollywood awaits!


Disney has released the first trailer for Christopher Robin which you can watch below. Who else is excited as I am!?
Thanks to Deadline, we have a tentative release date for Christopher Robin: August 3rd, 2018!
In addition, the untitled live action Disney fairy tale slot occupied for Aug. 3, 2018 has been designated to Disney’s untitled Christopher Robin Project. For a while, many were wondering what this film would be. This is the Marc Forster-directed film about the working class Robin, played by Ewan McGregor, who encounters Winnie-the-Pooh who sets him back on a joyful life. Hayley Atwell also stars. Unlike this past August which lacked a marquee title to kick off August, the hope here is that Disney actually has one to carry us through the last month of summer.
I’ve add nine new photos of Hayley (and co-star Ewan McGregor) filming Christopher Robin on September 3rd. I love the costumes and Hayley’s hat! Please credit Hayley Atwell Online if you repost,
How exciting is this?! Hayley was cast alongside Ewan McGregor for Disney’s production of Christopher Robin. Thanks to Variety, we have some information on the project:
“Christopher Robin” follows Disney’s ongoing model of taking animated classics from its archives and giving them a live-action spin, centering on Robin (McGregor), the little boy from the “Winnie the Pooh” series, who is now all-grown-up and lost all sense of imagination. Pooh and his friends reenter Robin’s life to help him find it once again. Atwell will play Robin’s wife.