I, Tonya Movie Review
Directed by Craig Gillespie and starring Margot Robbie, Sebastian Stan and Allison Janney I, Tonya is a witty, fast paced, colourful, edge of your seat rollercoaster of a film. In the early 90’s the ice skater Tonya Harding was involved in one of the biggest…
Molly’s Game Movie Review
Molly’s Game is the directorial debut of Aaron Sorkin. Aaron Sorkin is most commonly known as a screenwriter for films such as The Social Network and the series The West Wing. The film is based on the book of the same name. It tells the…
7 Tips for Your Self-Audition Tape
Without a long introduction here are some tips that might help you with your next self-audition video. 1 Take Your Time Since it is an audition tape, take your time. Get the lines right and do a few takes if you need. That is…
Song of Granite Movie Review
Directed by Pat Collins Song of Granite is a film about of the sean nós singer Joe Heaney. Sean nós literally means old style. It’s a type of unaccompanied traditional Irish singing and a style of Irish dancing. Shot entirely in black and white we’re…
The Man Who Invented Christmas Review
I feel I should start this review with the statement that I am not a fan of Christmas. In fact, it is my least favorite holiday, and on a regular basis around this time of year, people refer to me as a Scrooge. So, to…
Suburbicon Review
Suburbicon – A Quirky Thriller That Can’t Make Up Its Mind George Clooney returns to directing in this satire of a murder comedy, which is also meant to be a commentary on the modern world. To accomplish this, Clooney has created a story that takes…
On Body and Soul Movie Review
Charming and subdued performances guide the audience through this off-kilter love story. On Body and Soul (Teströl és lélekröl) is a story we have heard before. Two opposites drawn together for a reason neither can explain. Yet, in the hands of writer and director Ildikó…
Introduction to Storyboards For Filmmaking
Storyboards are often overlooked on No Budget film shoots, usually because a storyboard artist would exceed the budget. But as a director they can be a useful way to get your message across freeing you up to focus on other things. Why do a…
