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On-Camera Television & Motion Picture Acting Classes are available on Saturdays both privately and within a group setting. Call for details at (01) 619 823 2378 https://lnkd.in/gbRwD8f TOPICS FOR THIS WEEKEND FILM FESTIVAL As one of the professional kids’ film festivals, SDIKFF wants to provide a professional platform to help kids and adults who have a film dream. Among the panels this year, “Audition for Family and Kids’ Films” will provide tips from industrial insights! This panel discussions: 1. What kind of information is important in the audition. 2. How to help the kids & teens get the right emotions for the roles as soon as possible. 3. Communicating strategies with the audition crews. 4. How to follow up after the audition appropriately. The Event: San Diego International Kids' Film Festival" Panel im Carlsbad! It was a good Industry Event!

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12 Best Neo-Western Movies The neo-Western genre is halfway between action and auteur cinema, and reflects on old Western ideals. Here are the best neo-western movies, ranked. The Western film genre forms a crucial part of cinema history, and its glory days span several decades of the 20th century. Western films gained much appeal with their spectacular depictions of the Wild West. More than that, it was his heroic character archetypes that kept viewers coming back. The protagonists of Western films often carried a greater purpose and it transformed them for the better. Westerns drew a clear line in the sand; They were films about the triumph of good over evil, about freedom in the face of tyranny. In short, they were a celebration of American ideals and it was only natural that they would become an important part of American pop culture. #Worldfree4u #Hollywood #MoviesList #NeoWestern #NeoWesternMovies Top movie lists from the experts at Worldfree4uX.

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In a world dominated by big-budget blockbusters and flashy special effects, there is a parallel universe of cinema, a realm of storytelling where creativity knows no boundaries, and artistic freedom reigns. The enchanting world of indie films is a haven for filmmakers who dare to dream differently and tell stories that are uniquely their own. In our newest blog post, we embark on a journey to explore the captivating landscape of indie films, learning the factors that make them so remarkable and their profound impact on the entertainment industry: https://lnkd.in/gU57Fjue 🎥

🚨 It’s the moment you’ve been waiting for! 🚨 Single Film Tickets are now on sale for in-person and online screenings starting at $25. Log in to your Festival account, and go to “My Schedule,” where you should have already favorited your top films, and complete your purchase from there. And remember, if you are unable to get your first choice movies, you can always join the waitlist for your favorite films. For questions on how to purchase a ticket for a particular screening or how to join a waitlist, look to our How to Fest guide for all the answers. https://lnkd.in/dQq6A6KA

When it comes to the film industry, there is so much more than meets the eye. Behind the glitz and glamour of the red carpet premieres and the dazzling special effects, there is a whole universe of hard work, creativity, and collaboration. It’s a world where dreams are brought to life, where stories are told, and where imagination knows no bounds. Learn more in the THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO CAREERS IN THE FILM INDUSTRY https://lnkd.in/gmKhPYTZ

With Cannes on every film lovers' mind, be sure to check out the VAB's report on cinema and ATTENTION: "This early excitement from across the pond is just the beginning of a moviegoer’s journey to the theater. In our latest Insights piece, you'll see why the hype for a movie starts long before its release and how momentum swells over time. For advertisers, this means a golden opportunity: by the time audiences are finally watching these movies on the big screen, you have their full attention." https://lnkd.in/giqbYtcy

I think PVR should have silent screenings, where the movie isn’t silent but the movie-goers are. My experience of watching Oppenheimer was ruined because someone decided to make a “joke” in the most important scene in the movie. I had even especially traveled 300 kilometers so my first time viewing was in IMAX (thank goodness I had another event to attend to as well) This is a major deterrent to people who like watching in theatres, and “silent screenings” might become a very important factor that keeps theatres an inviting place in the future. This problem will be one of the top 3 reasons why I’d consider to stop going to theatres as well. So the idea is, after the movie starts, people don’t talk or scream. If they do, they’re banned from the silent screenings for 3 months, and if they repeat, 6 months, 12 months and then permanently. I think this can easily be implemented and will be much appreciated by every movie lover. Even just one day of such screening in a week will go a long way. Gautam Dutta do consider. 🙏🏼

The path to meaningful content distribution is especially tricky, and producers are rethinking traditional models. Kudos to Dances with Films for presenting a first rate film sales and distribution panel with industry leaders Sejin Croninger (Paramount), Brian O'Shea (The Exchange), and Bill Vergos (Freestyle Digital), hosted by Jon Fitzgerald (Cause Cinema). Participating with my industry colleagues, we discussed customized, alternate approaches to sales and distribution in the emerging marketplace. While change takes time, we recognized reasons to be optimistic. Lewis Brisbois #independentfilm #filmfestivals #filmproduction #entertainmentlaw #filmlaw