#Filmmakers

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when small filmmakers cross over to doing big franchise films yes there are CONS but there are also PROS.. I will never understand gatekeeping and being pissed at filmmakers for

Darren A. Furniss

Let's take a moment to appreciate the bleak beauty of the film adaptation of George Orwell's 1984 (1984). Starring the great John Hurt (1940-2017). Director - Michael Radford Cinematography -

Claire J. Harris

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Indie filmmakers, you need to know about scam film festivals. An entire industry has been built around making money off your dreams. There are thousands of festivals on Film Freeway

There's a lot of content to binge right now. And I think there's a comfort in pressing play and not having to make another decision about what to watch for

No Quarter Will Be Given

It's pretty interesting to watch the Scorsese debate in my mentions. White men (and some women) say a scene that Scorsese wrote fantasizing about killing a woman and a Black

kamala’s wrap.

itshannonnicole

RESOURCES FOR BLACK FILMMAKERS : A THREAD collectives. organizations. education. festivals that are black owned + black curated that have uplifted the black film community & young black filmmakers A

Sarah Grant Creative

Anyone wanna make art with me?#poets; wanna collaborate on a two hander? Want a poem animated? Want to turn your words into a film? Wanna just geek out about poetry?

This pretty much sums up the shoddy fact checking and lack of scientific rigor the makers of #socialdilemma put into their movie. And it's just the tip of the iceberg...https://twitter.com/PessimistsArc/status/1306011195212783618

#WatchAlong: Stream the groundbreaking film @thepromisefilm & Emmy-nominated documentary @IntentToDestroy then watch Q/A w/ Directors & Producer.https://anca.org/press-release/april-22nd-and-23rd-award-winning-filmmakers-terry-george-joe-berl

Right, this one is for all my #NIFilmmakers. There is a real lack of support (financial & distribution in my opinion) for anyone that is trying to pursue a career

Another Gaze / Another Screen

Spoon-feeding phoney feminism to the establishment during an extremely cynical period of neolib feminism will, of course, win you an Oscar. Fennell will be heralded a “first” and the Academy

We’ve begun to realise that the people telling the stories are as important as the stories being told.I want to start a resource for black filmmakers for us to save

THREAD: I say this with love bc I know everybody has good intentions: If you are making a project about how female filmmakers were oppressed by the patriarchy & you

still protecting Ihumātao

"We've reached the Me Too moment for race" - Michelle Law (Screenwriter, Actor).Māori, Pasifika and POC television and film practitioners in Aotearoa, the time has come to make a stand.

I challenge @Criterion to put some Indigenous film in their collection, damn. the only titles that include any sort of Indigenous themes have us as a subject (more like a

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Her name is also Huma Q.https://twitter.com/theshufflecast/status/1388585099088826377 Leila follows the story of Shalini, who tries to find her missing daughter in a totalitarian regime in the near future. it stars Huma