Movie lovers gathered in Brooklyn’s historic Greenwood Cemetery this past Thursday for a night of laughs, tears, gasps, and of course, short films.
Underrepresented creators generated original work for the network through the groundbreaking HBO Max and Warner Bros Discovery Animated Shorts Program. The artists received inspiration from the prompt, “What’s a story Only You can tell?” During the year-long program, program participants learned about the animation industry.
Not even a pandemic can hold independent filmmakers down!
When considering the film industry, it’s impossible to not view it in conjunction with the impact it’s had as a primarily male-dominated field. From the stories that are uplifted to their innate portrayal of women and minorities — it is too often that much-needed diverse voices are overlooked for not following the status quo. Dr. Randa Garrana and Chiara Mia Miniconi created their production company, VOXFILMS, to change that.
Please put away all cellphones at the start of this screening.
The first day of the semi-finalist screening for the 13th annual NBCUniversal Short Film Fest!
Sometimes, getting your message across requires just a little courage.
The Tribeca Film Festival unveils Tribeca Cinema360, featuring four curated screening programs of 360° mobile content in a VR theater.
The next generation of film makers and cinema artists certainly make the future seem bright, especially the nine finalists I encountered at the NBCUniversal Short Film Festival.
Matthew Puccini’s touching short film provides viewers a poignant glimpse into the world a fraught, vulnerable young man.
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