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Film Analysis – 2015 Oscar Nominated Shorts (Animated)
It is an unfortunate fact that some of the least seen and distributed Academy Award nominees every year are the short films. There is usually a lot of talent and energy on display in these small gems, but with limited channels for distribution and few…
READ MOREFilm Review – Oscar Nominated Shorts (Animated)
While most people will be focusing on the big nominees at the Academy Awards (Picture, Director, etc.), one area that deserves more attention is the short film categories. Short films are an excellent way for artists to hone their craft and experiment. There’s more room…
READ MOREFilm Review – Oscar Nominated Shorts (Live Action)
This year’s Oscar nominated live action short films are distinguished in many ways; they are in multiple languages, multiple genres and varied length. Though not all of these shorts are as equally deserving of their nomination, they do approach their material with a confident sensibility…
READ MORESTIFF Short Film Reviews – A Certain Kind of Monster/Making an Impact/Wild Rice Without a Rat
The Seattle True Independent Film Festival (STIFF) runs from May 3rd to the 11th this year. With every festival, there are always scores of short films that premiere along with the full features. Here are a few from this year.
READ MORESTIFF Short Film Reviews – The 100 Hour Project/Everybody Masturbate
The 100 Hour Project (2012, 45 min.) It’s a tough thing, being an artist. Sure, you get to live in a world of creativity and imagination, but very few fortunate people have the opportunity to carve out a career. Many artists spend years struggling to…
READ MOREFilm Review – Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story
Chances are, when you finally get to see that cult movie you’ve heard about for years, it’s going to suck. There are three main reasons for this.
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