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So the Golden Globe nominations were announced today. I’d say there wasn’t one surprise in the bunch but maybe I’m just jaded.

Okay, no, I take that back. I was surprised to see Sandra…

Somewhere between THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT and CLOVERFIELD lies this movie…

…and that’s not necessarily a bad place to be. Yes, many folk want to tear it down (sorta me too) but…

Check it out, I’m the rig of the day.

Thanks Final Cutters.

No, not really.

Well, sorta.

First, yesterday, Sundance announced their line up. I looked at it, thought “you gotta be in it to win it” and bounced within 30 seconds. What can I say, I…

The Spirit Awards were announced yesterday and I’d say there were few surprises. Still, that’s just me. This IndieWire writer was surprised 10 times. I was going to discuss the nominations but…

Why do I end up on the outside of these things? Apparently this might be the most divisive movie of the year.

I think I can understand why there’s such an uproar. This is an incredibly…

Okay, I know THE ROAD doesn’t open until tomorrow but I saw it way back at The FIlmmaker Forum by Film Independent. I know I’m gonna incur much wrath for this but I have a one…

“Welcome to the future. Nothing is as it was. Everything is new so no one knows anything.”

In a sense, that was the working thesis for the recent DIY Days in Los Angeles. I’m not bashing the…

Tonight The Workbook Project is sponsoring DIY Days in Downtown Los Angeles.

Did you just think that I spoke Klingon? Allow me to decipher. The Workbook Project is the brainchild of

Is a comedy still a comedy if it’s only happening in the main character’s head? What if we aren’t allowed in that character’s head? The answer, at least in regards to this film, is “no.”