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Filmage-A-Trois: Kevin Chenault This month we have a talk with a filmmaker out of Evansville, Indiana by the name of Kevin Chenault. He has been dabbling in film for quite some time not and got serious in 2009 with his first feature film Young Islands that premiered to a packed house. Most recently Kevin shot and directed his next feature, the road trip flick Different Drum. Let’s get right into the nitty gritty to find out what makes this guy tick… Read... |
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An Interview with P.J. Starks If you’re a Kentucky native, specifically in the town of Owensboro, you might be familiar with the Unscripted film series started by P.J. Starks, which features a range of local and regional films, free food and drink and a little twist that makes it extra exciting. This summer will be the 2nd year of Unscripted and Misty recently had a chat with P.J. about the history and future of Unscripted. Read on to find out all the amazing things P.J. is up to! Read... |
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An Interview with Pascal Payant A couple of months ago, Misty did a review of a short film called On the Horizon that she absolutely adored. She ended up emailing back and forth with the director for a while and finally asked if I could interview him and he said yes. So without further ado - here's her interview with filmmaker Pascal Payant. Have a look as they talk about the role of women in film (particularly his), how he views women in cinema and they discuss everything from the Doors to sexualization. Read... |
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An Interview with Richie Mitchell Last month Phil Smolen reviewed “S.I.N. Theory”, a great kinetic indie thriller. So he reached out to Canadian writer/director Richie Mitchell to find out how this terrific indie feature got made… Read... |
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An Interview with Lydia Esler Lydia Esler the writer/director of LOL has been directing commercials and promos for seven years and LOL is the first time she taken on this dual mantle for a short feature. It’s definitely paid off, as her short film has been accepted to Cannes and by the time this interview appears she’ll have been there, with her creation, and back. She has graciously accepted our offer of an interview and we’re glad she did. Read... |
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Rogue Cinema's Sleepover Girl - June 2013 Having a love for art and film since childhood, Blair Richardson has been doing production work since the age of fifteen, becoming serious in high school while attending Douglas Anderson School of the Arts in Jacksonville, FL. During that time she also became a part of non-profit, youth based, environmental production company called Team Gaia. Blair, along with other teen activists, then created a documentary on climate change that would later go on to be nominated for an Emmy award in 2007. Since then Blair has been apart of many productions and films, including a feature that was later distributed by Warner Bros. Now she has the ultimate goal of being a feature horror writer and film director, working on her own short film stories using all practical special effects. Read... And for you girls out there who would like to become our next Sleepover Girl, there's a whole info page set up telling you just how to go about it. So check it out and get in touch with us today, and you could be the next Rogue Cinema Sleepover Girl! Read... |
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Like millions of others, Phil Smolen loved Ray Harryhausen and his amazing creatures. This month Phil says goodbye to Ray and talks about the impact that the late stop motion master had on his life. Read... |
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Phil Smolen got to cover his first film festival for Rogue Cinema. It just so happens that it was for one of New York’s City most famous cinema experiences – The Tribeca Film Festival. Phil breaks down what made his Tribeca film experience so special. Read... |
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This month independent film maker Jason S. Lockard brings us a 60's crazy killer feature Straight-Jacket featuring star of the month Joan Crawford. Read... |
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Most people think the only horrors of summer involve being trapped in a hot car with a bunch of screaming kids on a trip to the beach. This month, Danny Runion returns and throws some other horror elements into that mix. Read... |
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