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Interview with filmmaker Nicholas Carrodo
Since his childhood, Nicholas had always been fascinated by film. After watching Peter Jackson’s King Kong in 2005, he realized he wanted to pursue a career in the film industry. Now a senior enrolled in the TV/Film program at the prestigious DeSales University in Center Valley, Pennsylvania and with 8 films now under his belt, Nicholas is excited to show off his latest film, "Intrusion".
The best horror films to watch for Halloween
Halloween might be the perfect time to delve into the horror genre, both new and old. With a plethora of bone chilling films to choose from, we take a look at the five best horror films to watch this Halloween.
Review – Intrusion by Nicholas Carrodo
Directed by Nicholas Carrodo, ‘Intrusion’ is a science fiction short focusing on two characters holed up inside a…
Review – Look At Us Now: A Comic Book Movie
LOOK AT US NOW: A COMIC BOOK MOVIE explores the societal impact of Comic Book culture and its importance to fans, while also telling the story of how geek culture went from being a punchline to a global phenomenon. Based on the poem by Vee The Vision.
Interview with filmmaker James Alden Miller
James Alden Miller in an American filmmaker who released “The Adventures of R.I.E.B.” – his first film as a director. More than a director, James had different roles in the film industry as an actor, a producer, a writer and a director.
Review – New Boy by Steph Green
Directed by Steph Green, New Boy is a 2007 short film from Ireland that received critical acclaim upon…
Interview with filmmaker Grant Carsten
Grant Parsten in an American filmmaker who released “Sanctuary Dream” – his first full-length film. This film is an autism simulation narrative dealing with domestic violence, homelessness, and the search for a peace house.
Review – Sanctuary Dream by Grant Carsten
Writer-director Grant Carsten’s Sanctuary Dream is a potent and powerful depiction of autism that uses the visual medium to zap the audience directly into the shoes of such individuals, allowing ordinary people to experience the trauma of autism firsthand.
Review – The Silent Child by Chris Overton
Directed by Chris Overton, The Silent Child is a 2017 short film that chronicles the story of Libby,…
Review – Hair Love by Matthew A. Cherry
Directed by Matthew A. Cherry, Everett Downing Jr., and Bruce W. Smith; Hair Love is a 2019 animated…