The Blog
Putting Some Color Into (Trans)Media: The Current State of Diversity
Why We Need a More Complex Bechdel Test and Why Salt May Not Be the Strong Female Hero We Were Looking For
What If Snoop Dogg Appeared in Video Games?
Stupid Media Post of the Day: How Movies Killed Netflix
Transmedia: Interview with Brooke Thompson about ARGFest Conference and Game Festival 2010
- WHEN VITRIOL ATTACKS…
- PushPush To Produce Stage-to-Screen Comedy Series
- GA Filmmakers War with CardBoard
- Twilight to Shoot in Louisiana?/Perry Upset with Turner
- Welcome to the Land of Confusion: DO YOU KNOW YOUR SHOWBIZ DEAL TERMS?
- Festival League Returns, Designates August Independent Film Month
- Tyler Perry vs. Aaron McGruder: There is No Lawsuit
- June 29th is D-Day for SC Tax Incentives
- Gabe Wardell out at ATLFF
- News Around the South – June 25
Reviews
Review: The Karate Kid
Whether its sentimentality or simply a solid story well told by very engaging performers, it must be said that Chan and Smith are both in excellent form here, a good movie is a good movie and The [Read More]
Review: The A-Team
In 1972, a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn’t commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. [Read More]
Review: Get Him to the Greek
Russell Brand’s Aldous Snow was one of the best parts of 2008’s FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL. A recovering drug addict and alcoholic, the acerbic Snow was the very definition of the Nightmare Next [Read More]
Review: MacGruber
Thirty years have passed since The Blues Brothers hit theaters. In that time 10 more Saturday Night Live movies have gone from sketch to screen. It goes without saying that the critical and box [Read More]
Features
Transmedia: Interview with Brooke Thompson about ARGFest Conference and Game Festival 2010
ATLFF 2010: “Love” Rocks Festival
ATLFF 2010: Brief Talk on Short Films
Local News
PushPush To Produce Stage-to-Screen Comedy Series
PushPush Theater has always been engaged in some interesting projects since their inception. There are few multimedia arts organizations in Atlanta who are as actively experimenting with the integration of film and theater, as well as other mediums, as the Decatur based [Read More]- Teen Actor Training: Professional Actor’s Studio
- Festival League Returns, Designates August Independent Film Month
- 48 Hour Film Project Audience Award Winners Announced
- Gabe Wardell out at ATLFF
- Motion Graphics Festival :: July Tour 2010
- AABJ Final Cut Pro Class
- 48HFP Premiere Screenings Groups C-F