Tel Aviv on Fire: A Screenwriter’s Screenwriter
I miss the films of Francois Truffaut. My first was Shoot the Piano Player (1960), but definitely his Day for Night (1973) whose title refers to a filming technique using [...]
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San Francisco Jewish Film Festival
“Just when I thought that I was out they pull me back in.” This week the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival descends upon Palo Alto, setting up shop at the CineArts [...]
Raymond’s Ramblings
Obsolescence As the new millennium is now well on its way, I have started to codify my thoughts on what has happened in the ‘electronic’ communications media [...]
Through a Glass, Darkly
By Bruce Raymond The story is told, perhaps apocryphally, that when Ted Turner first contemplated the founding of what eventually became CNN, he called in his researchers to [...]
THE SOUNDIES
By Mark Cantor Filmcraft Productions Filmcraft Productions was one of many production units that provided SOUNDIES to the Mill Novelty Company, to be distributed through [...]
Indie Filmmakers
By Jeffrey Winters When I used to live in San Francisco I wrote film reviews for local papers, went to film school, pitched a love story in Hollywood and made a small film. [...]
The Basic Elements That Add Up to a Good Film
By Jeffrey Winters Communicating with people in our lives can be one of our great pleasures. People love to talk, argue, share perceptions, and discuss films. The purpose of [...]
Welcome to Indieplex, Jeffrey Winters
Indieplex is pleased to welcome a new contributor, Jeffrey Winters. Jeffrey has a long history in both literature and film, and recently sent me an article that I really [...]
The Art of the Projectionist
Introduction The Projectionist, often conjures up a mysterious character, is about to go the way of steam train stokers and lighthouse keepers, to be released from his or her [...]
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