This Friday, Sundance 2012 will start up with an incredible group of films. Continuing our “Sundance Bound” series we checked in with 3 short films heading to Park City and 1 Slamdance bound short! Click thru to find out about these shorts heading to Utah.
A step back into the late 70′s and mid 80′s with some good ol’ Texas boys! Skateland is a wonderfully fun and entertaining film that is now in theaters. Director Anthony Burns, Producer Justin Gilley, Producer Brandon Freeman , and Producer/Actor Heath Freeman took part in a Q & A on Monday evening following the screening of Skateland at the Angelika Theater in Dallas.
Robby Storey is a locally based actor/writer/producer who’s currently working on the Frank Mosley Directed project Hot/Cold . Robby took part in an email interview for PSD in which he discusses his career so far. Enjoy our Exclusive look into one of North Texas’ more dynamic writers and actors.
In this edition of our DIFF previews we’ll look at the TARGET Documentary and Narrative Feature Competitions. A little fellow named Elmo is part of the group!!
Thursday March 31st The Dallas IFF begins at the Winspear Opera House. The Senior Programmer for The DALLAS IFF, Sarah Harris, sat down with PSD to discuss the exciting times ahead. The video interview is after the jump.
The Dallas based (Austin-Raised) musical talent Tiger Darrow is expanding from our Texas comforts to tackle the Big Apple. The Booker T. Washington High School senior sat down with PSD to chat about the wacky good times she’s had in her 18 years.
Ya’Ke takes home the Best Narrative Short from the 2010 Austin Film Festival.
Award-winning Director Ya’Ke Smith discusses former students, his award winning short film Katrina’s Son, and his feature film he is in the process of making. The video interview with Ya’Ke is after the jump.
Upstart Productions presented Director Frank Mosley and Writer/Actor Robby Storey’s gripping film HOLD at the American Beauty Mills Lofts.
Director Bryan Poyser gets the Soto Boy Design + Illustration treatment!!
When you get the “Soto Brothers” respect, its almost like you’ve now made it into the cool club. Director Bryan Poyser has been in the “industry” for 15 plus years slaving over thoughtful dramas that really push your buttons. Bryan was showcasing his latest feature, Lovers of Hate, at the always rowdy Texas Theatre. I was able to sit down with the talented director and discuss his two feature films.
The Dallywood Schmoozefest kicks off this Saturday February 19th at 8pm at the always rowdy Texas Theatre. I was able to chat with the man behind the fest, J. Michael McCoy.