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Sundance Journal 2009 Day 2: Duncan Jones’ Moon
Borrowing from previous sci-fi-in-space incarnations/masterworks – Jones does a great job at creating the environment both in a tonal sense and the set construction and props brands this film as something that was cared for and nurtured.
In the Pipeline: Sophie Barthes
It would be nice to wake up next to Sophie Barthes. She’s beautiful, intelligent, talented and just so happens to be a morning person. To rise and shine with the Sundance lab alum is to bear witness to her early morning writing ritual. Ms. Barthes, who is currently in pre-production with her first feature film Cold Souls
Sundance Journal 2009: Business as Usual
The opening was then followed by the opening press conference at the Egyptian – a busy as usual Q&A that saw Robert Redford and sidekick Geoffrey Gilmore discuss the past and sparsely discussed the future. In other words, it was business as usual with no silver lining for “the 25 edition" which is according to Redford no more important than the 24th or the upcoming 26th editions.
Sundance Interview 09: Frazer Bradshaw (Everything Strange and New)
As a DP, I've shot lots of sex scenes that left everyone from the actors to the director to the crew feeling icky, and I'm happy to say that I was probably the one most uncomfortable on my set.
Sundance Journal: 13 Must See Films for the 2009 Edition
Greetings folks! I don't seem to have this problem with festivals like Cannes or Toronto, but making a film viewing schedule for Sundance is a futile, but necessary exercise. While, the the list usually doesn't remain intact past the 48-hour mark...
