A local look at 2016’s women in film by Hope Madden. “So, 2016 may not have turned out that well for women politically, but cinema had our backs. For the first time in a long time, the tightest Oscar race will be for Best Actress. (more…)” Source: 2016: Film’s Year of the Woman | ColumbusUnderground.com
The Best and Worst of 2016 Now that we are 3 days into 2017 let’s reminisce about the music and movies of 2016. Here are some best and worst reviews for your pleasure.
As we wrap up this year let’s look back over some of the great films of 2016. Film School Rejects gives us: The 16 Most Beautiful Shots From The Movies of 2016 https://filmschoolrejects.com/perfect-shots-movies-of-2016-cb5cdbc3e5cc#.5on67de1a
Aditi Molly Bhanja talks a bit about her first feature, filming in her hometown, and her fellow cast members.
Once the hero in The Princess Bride is brought back from being “mostly dead” by the character played by Billy Crystal, and is sent off to continue his quest against all odds, Crystal’s character exclaims “Have fun stormin da castle!” In addition to being a great line, it is emblematic of so much in life.[…]
Chris Wolfe tackles Ohio, his role as Rick, his time on set, his musical skills, his fellow cast and crew, and anything else that comes to mind. We’re still laughing. Check out Chris’ IMDB
I got involved with Liberty Mean through Ohio State’s Theatre Department’s newsletter. My initial video audition was actually on a whim, since I figured that my minimal film experience would diminish my chances. Much to my (extremely pleasant) surprise, I received a callback. One thing led to another and I was ultimately cast as Sully.[…]
I’m an actor so I’m always looking for films I’d like to be a part of, people I’d like to work with, and projects that excite me. This was the case several months ago when I came across a casting notice that was all of the above. It was for a film described as a[…]
My name is Brian Bowman and I was blessed to play the role of Dante on the film Liberty Mean. I really enjoyed that role and became attached to the script over a year ago when I did the table read for the same character. I was ecstatic when the producers contacted me and said[…]
I’ve read about people who start second careers quite different from the one in which they worked their entire life. I never thought I would be one of those. I really enjoyed my career in Human Resources… loved the diversity of work and people, and had a great time as Vice President of HR for[…]