Fellowship of the Hope: Kate Madison’s Re-Envisioning of the Fan Film (Article)

Posted by on Aug 18, 2014 in Articles, Behind-the-Scenes, Featured, Retrospectives | 0 comments

Kate Madison—a multi-talented British microfilmmaker—launched her production company, Actors at Work Productions, in 2003 with a multi-discipline approach to filmmaking. She was an actor before she became a director, producer and screenwriter, and she has often acted in her own productions, giving her needed experience both in front of and behind the camera. After the launch of her company...

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Socializing Success: Marketing an Online Film With No Budget (Article)

Posted by on Jul 30, 2014 in Articles, Behind-the-Scenes, Featured, MicroFilmmaking, Specific Projects, Tips, Tutorials | 0 comments

My name is James G. Wall and I made the feature film, ‘The Truth About Romance’. The film was released on YouTube and in one year it has reached over half a million views. This is an incredible achievement, one that I never thought would happen, when you consider the film is 90 minutes long, has no star names, made by a guy nobody knows and has no marketing budget, why would anybody watch it?

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Bright Young Thing: A Conversation With Director Benjamin Wicks (Interview)

Posted by on Jul 25, 2014 in Articles, Behind-the-Scenes, Featured, Interviews, MicroFilmmaking | 0 comments

Making an amazing film is not a prerequisite for getting noticed in the world of microbudget filmmaking. Benjamin Wick’s, Slide Down South, is one such film that deserves recognition because it succeeds where films with a Hollywood budget fail. It forces us not only to look introspectively at our own rash judgements, but also at societal perceptions of age, relationships, loneliness and love...

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Chatting about Baby Names with Whitney Avalon (Interview)

Posted by on Feb 22, 2014 in Articles, Behind-the-Scenes, Featured, Interviews | 0 comments

I met Ms. Avalon at the GenCon 2013 Film Festival. She was at the convention to support a couple of series and films being shown. We chatted, much too briefly, about some of her projects past and future. A number of her projects include songs that deliver a fast-paced comedic wit with a melodic rhythm Her short, “Baby Names” is one of my favorites (I can just imagine this conversation going on between couples all over the world). She agreed to talk to MFM and tell us a bit about her work.

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