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ON THE COVER - Cleo M.
Photo by Jerome Angelo
SUMMER EXCITEMENT
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Summer is here and recreation is the key to having the kind of summer you dream to have. See what's happening in your local acting community.
INDIE MOVIE MADNESS
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During the bright summer months indie films are producing slasher, to horror, to dramatic films. 2016 could present some new and interesting indie works.
LIGHTING WOES
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A list of Texas Indie Films that suffered due to bad lighting. It's not rocket science but it can save your film during in-depth reviews.
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ReplyDeleteArt Chung, Austin TX
The indie movie breakdowns were the best! Every indie movie in Houston and Austin needs real reviews by authenticated movie makers. Some of the films entered in the local film festivals are 100% trash!
ReplyDeleteBailey Moore, Frisco TX
The article concerning head shots and resumes was something else. I've never considered a career in acting, and I'm 100% sure that a career in indie films would give anyone financial stability. Why would anyone want to invest so much money into head shots when there's no guarantee that paying into something so expensive will win anyone a role or a project that has real success. It's such a silly move IMO.
ReplyDeleteTami Long, Austin, TX
I'm giggling happy about the return of the 80s arcade scene and how many of the local indie films have been shooting at those locations. The owners are so easy to work with, granting permission and permits for film makers to film at all hours of the day. It's about time for a real 80s nostalgia film to make it's mark on Texas!
ReplyDeleteFarmer 7711_6
Galveston, TX