Swiss Radio and Television produces stunning Sochi opener
The Winter Games are a chance for us to witness magic moments of incredibly artistry and athleticism performed by...
Charting a course for the filmmaking future
Blake Simon is a sophomore at Loyola Marymount University studying Film Production and he’s already making his mark on...
“Red Obsession” weaves intoxicating story
Paul Murphy studied writing in school, but his first job was with a publishing house overseeing the production of...
HP Sundance House hosts Dustin Grella and his unique chalkboard animations
The Sundance Film Festival is a haven for independent artists, each showcasing their one-of-a-kind voice. Dustin Grella is one...
Malaysian-born filmmaker debuts short film at Sundance
Diffan Norman is not just a filmmaker, he’s a multidisciplinary artist, filmmaker, and designer. His nine minute short film...
“Dig” explores what it’s like to be a kid
When you’re a kid, even the most mundane things can spark your curiosity. That’s the premise for Dig, a...
Motion graphics and visual effects work shines at Sundance Film Festival
In the lead up to the Sundance Film Festival we had the good fortune to talk with a number...
Sundance veteran offers up lyrical documentary film
The feature-length documentary This May Be the Last Time doesn’t only detail the history of the Seminole community’s ancient...
Klip Collective pushes film into new spaces at Sundance
It almost had to happen. Tom Wait’s spooky spoken word song “What’s He Building in There,” is so evocative,...
“Last Days in Vietnam” to premiere at Sundance
Last Days in Vietnam isn’t the first trip to the Sundance Film Festival for Director Rory Kennedy. Her film...
