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- One thing that might have been understated is the transition of the film short from a calling card for new talent to a new conduit for mainstream and established talent - due to the internet and...
- Oh, and your comment about short films: I wish that movie theatres would actually screen a different short every week before the feature presentation. I'm sure it would bring new customers, it...
- Interesting blog. I think that the film industry is going to become more creative and there will be more quality films due to private funding. There are many filmmakers who cannot leave the country...
- in exchange for participation in the back end and producers points, and that seems to be alright for producer's credits & points, and they are after all - financiers and investors, just...
- It's a strange thing, this whole "critically acclaimed" business. All too often, I find reviewers writing about the film they'd like to have seen rather than the movie in front of...
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Although “A Chorus Line” opened on Broadway over thirty years ago, the dancers who signed away their life story rights as the basis for the musical back in 1974 recently renegotiated the terms of their deal. The dancers originally signed away these rights for $1 each
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