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Author: Phil Stevens
As a writer, director and producer in the Atlanta entertainment scene, the recent SAG-AFTRA strikes dealt a tough blow to so many. For nearly half a year, work opportunities vanished as major studios halted productions. In addition, the commercial work was also slow as more producers and studios reached into that cookie jar looking for…
The upcoming Spiderman 2 video game for PS5 includes a touching tribute to the late actor Chadwick Boseman through a special Black Panther suit for Miles Morales. Miles wears a new black and gold suit inspired by Black Panther called the Forever Suit. This suit is designed in memorial of Boseman’s legendary portrayal of Black…
When Victory Church sought to raise funds for local and global aid organizations, a filmed re-enactment of an inspirational story of rescue from domestic abuse sparked giving. The raw, emotional short helped the church raise a record $850k between the Neighborhood Co-op Ministry and African missions.
When Victory Church sought to raise funds for local and global aid organizations, a filmed re-enactment of an inspirational story of rescue from domestic abuse sparked giving. The raw, emotional short helped the church raise a record $850k between the Neighborhood Co-op Ministry and African missions.
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Let’s face it… You might not actually know what you are doing as a Film Director. Heck, everyone is a director these days. It’s extremely important to look smarter, appear to be a great leader and seem more artistically gifted than everyone else on set because you are THE DIRECTOR. Here are 10 sure ways…
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Not too long ago, a friend of mine was working as an extra on a movie set. One day of filming required him to sit next to one of the movie’s stars in close quarters. The star is a tall fellow, and so sitting in the cramped quarters was difficult for him. So every time…