MovieMaker Magazine (issue 37, February 2000) [cover: Radha Mitchell]

[nice clean fresh copy, as-new with no discernible wear]. (photographs, graphics, ads) This issue of this glossy (but substantive) magazine devoted to "the art and business of making movies" is a special issue, subtitled "The Digital Revolution Comes to Park City," highlighting the first year in which a substantial number of the offerings at the Sundance Film Festival were presented digitally. Other contents: "Tim Roth's WAR ZONE," about the production of the actor's directorial debut; an informational article about distribution of films on the Internet; "The Path of the Artist: Part II," by Ray Carney, a continuation of his "open letter to the next generation of American filmmakers"; an article on the production of Mike Leigh's TOPSY TURVY; "Animation: The State of the Art," about the prospects ahead for animated films in the new millennium; an interview with Jim Jarmusch about his film GHOST DOG; "The Women of Sundance," about the high number of women filmmakers being represented at that year's Sundance festival. Also: film reviews, a thoughtful examination of the career of Abraham Polonsky, and numerous columns and features. [We have numerous issues of this and other film-related periodicals that are not listed online; please inquire if you have particular needs or wants.]

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Publisher: MovieMaker Publishing Co.

Year: 2000

Type: Used

Binding: Softcover

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