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Posts Tagged ‘movie making’

Back to working on documentary, Our Side of Joy

By Tressa Sanders on November 29th, 2008   /   Production Notes   /   Leave a comment

Well I’m back to working on “Our Side of Joy”. I’ve been trying to figure out why I don’t just work on these two docs I have sitting here already filmed. I think I just don’t like editing. *smile* I can do it, yes. But I don’t

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New Short Flim

By Tressa Sanders on November 13th, 2008   /   Production Notes   /   Leave a comment

I’m taking a break from working on my two documentaries to make a new short film. I was going to film a short called Old Wounds but I’ve had to re-evaluate the project. I spent all last night going over the script and determining what would be

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Setting The Standard: Reclaiming the Art of Filmmaking

By Tressa Sanders on October 30th, 2008   /   Filmmaking   /   Leave a comment

What does the future hold for the art of making films? I’ve recently been visually consuming mass amounts of films from the 1950s to 2008 and all I can say is … WOW. It was quite disturbing to see the incredible decline in the quality of films

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Filmmakers Beware: Giving Away Your Work For Pennies

By Tressa Sanders on October 26th, 2008   /   Featured, Filmmaking   /   Leave a comment

Filmmakers beware! I recently decided to explore the idea of being paid for video content. In doing so, I came across an article, Getting Paid for Content, by Sheila Curran Bernard. I’d originally been out searching for filmmakers who had actually been paid by Current.com for their

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Movie Review: The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane

By Tressa Sanders on October 21st, 2008   /   Film Reviews   /   Leave a comment
Movie Review: The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane

This film is one of those fucked up movies like Birth, The Professional, Bastard out of Carolina, Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song and anything with Dakota Fanning in it that seems to have been made by pedophiles. A Summary: A 13 year old girl (Jodie Foster, who looked

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