Special 2015 Film Awards

Alright my 2015 year in review is moving slowly to a close, and to start my final 3 posts on the film year, I decided to hand out some special awards. Tomorrow, you’ll get a brief discussion on my top 10 films and Wednesday, you’ll see a potential Oscar ballot if I had a vote.

The Pull of the Moon

What’s the best way to celebrate a new film campaign and a full moon? How about the debut of a werewolf movie! As many of you know I shot a werewolf movie last year and I am super excited to share it with you all. Since I’m currently working on my final film, I figured

On the Floor #29: Oscars, American Crime, and Han Solo

And…we’re back! As penance for leaving you hanging so long, Spagettit and I are here with an epic podcast that covers everything from the actors on the Han Solo short list to how masculinity is under the microscope on American Crime. We also spend a decent amount of time talking the Oscars, how we feel

Yes, We Should Rally for Diversity at the Oscars

You know, I contemplated not even addressing diversity and the Oscars past the brief thing I wrote on my Oscar analysis. But after a few days of seeing foolery going around the web, a rant has built up in my chest that I need to let go.

Film School Files: Now The Real Fun Starts

It has been said by many an individual that movies are created during post production, and with my thesis production I expect that trend to be no less true. This is mainly because when I was developing The Debt Must Be Paid, I wanted to make a film that would be a calling card for me

American Crime and the Era of Toxic Masculinity

Are any of yall watching American Crime? If not, I’d highly encourage you to do so. The second season, which just aired its second episode, is chronicling what happens when a young man acuses members of the basketball team of sexually assaulting him. Eric, the closeted basketball player is one of the characters the show is using to examine a concept known as toxic masculinity.

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