Genre: Action, Animation, Adventure A cartoon series that mirrors the conflict in the world due to xenophobia and the like. CAST LIST: Narrator: Elizabeth Rose Morriss Myrtle: Salma Dharsee Ginzo: Allan Michael Brunet Get to know the writer; 1. What is your screenplay about? My screenplay is about discrimination between four groups and how any war will… Continue reading ACTION BEST SCENE Reading: STARLIGHT: LONG WAY HOME, by John Roger
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Interview with Composer Michelino Bisceglia (HANNAH, MARINA)
Originally posted on Matthew Toffolo's Summary:
Michelino has composed the soundtracks for multiple feature films, working with such renowned orchestras as the Brussels Philharmonic and Limburgs Symfonisch Orkest. In 2014, Michelino Bisceglia won the World Soundtrack, Public Choice Award for the score of “Marina”, a film by veteran Belgian director Stijn Connix. It was…
Interview with Cinematographer Frank G. DeMarco (Hedwig and the Angry Inch, All is Lost)
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It was an honor for the extremely talented DP, Frank G. DeMarco, to take some time out of his busy schedule to answer a set of questions for this interview. https://www.frankiedemarco.com Matthew Toffolo: Where were you born and raised? Frank G. DeMarco: I was born in Baltimore, Maryland.…
Interview with Cinematographer Tristan Oliver (Isle of Dogs, ParaNorman, Fantastic Mr. Fox)
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It was a true honor interviewing the extremely talented Director of Photographer Tristan Oliver. Every single film he’s worked on has turned out great. And there’s not many people you can say that statement about! If you don’t believe, simply go to his website and watch some of…
Interview with Cinematographer Rasmus Heise (I KILL GIANTS)
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Rasmus Heise is the cinematographer of the Netflix Original series “The Rain” and the drama/fantasy feature film “I Kill Giants”. The Danish DOP started out working on a string of short films including Oscar-winning family drama “Helium”. Matthew Toffolo: Where were you born and raised? Was photography something…
Interview with Filmmaker Hollis Sherman-Pepe (TO QUIET MY MIND)
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TO QUIET MY MIND was the winner of BEST FILM at the March 2018 Under 5 Minute Feedback Film Festival in Los Angeles. Matthew Toffolo: What motivated you to make this film? Hollis Sherman-Pepe: I always write my short films with specific actors in mind. My star Ryan…
Interview with Winning Screenwriter Katie L. Marshall (FALLING STAR)
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1. What is your screenplay about? ‘Falling Star’ is about a young pop star who is driven to a mental breakdown by those profiting from her fame. Alexa King is forced to keep her sexuality a secret in the limelight, for fear of losing fans and the profits that…
Interview with Winning Screenwriter Ricardo M. Fleshman (KILLING MOSES)
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1. What is your screenplay about? Killing Moses is the account of New Orleans Private Detective Moses Byone and his search to understand the death of a wealthy white lawyer, Jefferson Collingwood, who perished in the fire that consumed the Upstairs Lounge in the summer of 1973. During…
Interview with Winning Screenwriter Carl F. Zimmermann (TOE TAG MURDERS)
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1. What is your screenplay about? Clearwater, Florida rising-star homicide detective, Mike Carol gets the chance of a lifetime when he goes to New York to work a two-year stint as a liaison in the Queens 112 precinct. But, the day he arrives bodies start showing up pitting…
Interview with Winning Screenwriter Derek W. Wright (WHEN THE DUST SETTLES)
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Get to know the writer: 1. What is your screenplay about? On the day of America’s most savage terrorist attack, the world’s gaze rests upon New York but when the dust settles, two of the victims originally believed to be victims of the terrorists actually leave traces of…