Video of the Week: 2013 Trailer Mashup
I’m a sucker for movie montages, and with the end of the year upon us, I enjoyed this particular montage from “The Sleepy Skunk.” How many of these did you see this year? Enjoy, and happy Wednesday!
Category: Video of the Week
Video of the Week: Star Wars Bloopers
Happy Monday, readers! Not much to say about this week’s “Video of the Week.” I love a good blooper reel, and I this never before collection of bloopers from “A New Hope,” is a must watch. Check it out!
Video of the Week: The Sound of Gravity
“Gravity” is being heralded for the technology used in its visuals, but that’s only half of it, so much of the experience was its unique sound design and surround mix. Without its amazing and unique sound, I don’t think Gravity would have been as immersive of an experience. We’ve posted content from the Soundworks Collection …
Video of the Week: Hollywood Express
This documentary is a great piece on a local independent video store in Cambridge, MA called “Hollywood Express.” The once huge industry has mostly disappeared, with only a handful of these excellent, independently owned business left. It’s sad, the local video store was THE place to find and discover movies when I was a kid, …
Short Film: “The Worst”
We’ve featured the work of Larry Cohen before, his film, Ice Hockey screened at IFFBoston in 2011, his follow-up, Brothers, screened at various festivals around the country. His latest film, The Worst, shows the directors progression in his craft, a more complex story with fascinating characters, and not to mention, a chase that recalls “The …
Boston Open Screen Returns September 12th!
What is Boston Open Screen? Imagine an Open Mic Night, but for film and video. For the past 10 years, Boston Open Screen was, and still is, the only truly open venue for filmmakers to screen their work freely. The only limits they have is that the work has to be under 10 minutes, and …
Video of the Week: “Moon Hoax Not”
We try to keep the films/video’s we pick for video of the week to under 5 minutes, but this one was too well produced to not link to. In this video, the filmmaker has crafted a documentary in the first person examining why, given the technology of the period, it would have been completely impossible …