Author: Christine Conradt
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Best of 2012: Top 4 films written & directed by women
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These female filmmakers prove that men aren’t the only ones capable of helming good movies.
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Best of 2012: 3 films by foreign directors you didn’t see… but should have
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These are three of the best directors whose work really shined this year, and are worth following in the future.
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‘The Wrecking Crew’ is a must-see documentary about the musicians you never knew existed
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Even though the film has won 10 film festivals, and been an official selection in at least 28 others around the world, you probably don’t know it exists.
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Made-for-TV movies sometimes ‘suck’… but there’s often a reason why
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Christine Conradt, screenwriter with 40 TV movies under her belt, explains why made-for-TV movies are sometimes written ‘badly.’
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Top Ten producer notes that make screenwriters want to slit their wrists
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I often joke with my writer friends about the ambiguity of feedback we sometimes get from producers or development execs. Most of the time theyre pretty good at giving feedback that will make the script…
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Top Ten Sexiest Sex Scenes
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Ten scenes to make you wish you were busy doing something other than watching the movie…
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MPAA Rating System Pop Quiz
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Think you know how the MPAA rating system works Test your knowledge by taking this 10 question pop quiz!
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Wanna be a film or TV writer? Here’s what you gotta know…
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Wanna be a film or t.v. writer Here are 10 tips from a professional television writer that can help you break into the business…
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Chris Evans shines as the all-American hero in ‘Cellular’
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An action-packed thrill ride that misses the boat completely in terms of logic but proves to be exhilarating and fun — teeming with hot 20-somethings over-the-top bad guys and a quirky relentless cop — all…
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Nearly 30 years after ‘Jaws,’ ‘Open Water’ gives us a new reason to stay out of the water
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Almost 30 years after Spielberg scared movie-goers away from the beaches Kentis gives us reason to think twice about donning a wetsuit and descending into the oceans depths.