Mount Carmel School Theater Club Prepares For Caesar
- June
- 1
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AFTER five months of location scouting, costume design, filming, and various technical, managerial, and artistic duties, the Mount Carmel School theater club is set to release its most anticipated production of the year – Caesar.
The Mount Carmel theater club, better known for live theater performances, decided this year to produce a film. Though the club [...]
PRODUCT REVIEWVideo 2.0 Goes Pro With Hulu
- April
- 13
Enter Hulu
Last week, the ad-supported, streaming approach took a big leap forward with the launch of a Hollywood-backed service called “Hulu,” at hulu.com. Hulu aims to be a legal, one-stop shop for streaming of TV shows and movies from numerous networks and studios. It’s intended as an attractive antidote to pirate sites and to Google’s [...]
3D: are filmgoers ready for another dimension?
- April
- 8
A cinema revolution is upon us. DreamWorks mogul and Shrek producer Jeffrey Katzenberg, no less, describes it as “the greatest innovation since the advent of colour 70 years ago”. The technological breakthrough is sending shockwaves through the whole industry. Prepare to experience%26#8230; feature films in 3D!
Outstanding success: Toy Story will be reissued in a 3D [...]
Clémence Poésy: femme and fortune
- April
- 8
There is a line in the playwright Martin McDonagh’s first
feature film, In Bruges, that is striking because it rings so true.
It’s when Colin Farrell looks closely at Chlo%26euml;, the dream girl
he has managed to wrangle into a date and says, ‘God,
[...]
Movie Theaters to Step Up to 3-D in $700M AccessIT Deal
- March
- 18
Demand for 3-D
The announcement came during the kickoff of ShoWest, a conference in Las Vegas where studios unveil clips and other details about upcoming movie lineups.
Hollywood is anxious to convert as many theaters as possible to the digital format, which provides sharper images while eliminating the need for expensive celluloid film. It also allows theater [...]
Complete List of Oscar Winners
- February
- 26
Lead Actress: Marion Cotillard, “La Vie en Rose.”Supporting Actor: Javier Bardem, “No Country for Old Men.”Supporting Actress: Tilda Swinton, “Michael Clayton.”Director: Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, “No Country for Old Men.”Foreign Language Film: “The Counterfeiters,” Austria.Adapted Screenplay: Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, “No Country for Old Men.”Original Screenplay: Diablo Cody, “Juno.”Animated Feature Film: “Ratatouille.”Art Direction: [...]
Pending Deal Gives Writers More Power Online
- February
- 12
A Likely End
“This is the best deal this guild has bargained for in 30 years,” Verrone said.
The tentative contract secures writers a share of the burgeoning digital-media market, he said, including compensation for Internet-delivered TV shows and movies.
“If they (producers) get paid, we get paid. This contract makes that a reality,” Verrone said. But, he [...]
Michel Gondry: the mad scientist of cinema
- February
- 3
Back when Michel Gondry was a mere maker of pop videos - as
opposed to a world-renowned writer-director of feature films - his
fans knew that each of his new works would deliver a bold pop-art
statement of baffling origin. Among Gondry’s most memorable
[...]
Michel Gondry: the mad scientist of cinema
- February
- 3
Back when Michel Gondry was a mere maker of pop videos - as
opposed to a world-renowned writer-director of feature films - his
fans knew that each of his new works would deliver a bold pop-art
statement of baffling origin. Among Gondry’s most memorable
[...]
Michel Gondry: the mad scientist of cinema
- February
- 3
Back when Michel Gondry was a mere maker of pop videos - as
opposed to a world-renowned writer-director of feature films - his
fans knew that each of his new works would deliver a bold pop-art
statement of baffling origin. Among Gondry’s most memorable
[...]
