Lina Suh, Director of “Meeting You, Meeting Me”

Up and coming filmmaker Lina Suh took time out of her busy schedule to discuss her newest drama “Meeting You, Meeting Me,” a great film about the bond and friendship between two women the spans years. Suh discusses her inspiration, casting and her methods for staging some powerful moments of tension. “Meeting You, Meeting Me” is currently hitting the festival circuit.

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Interview with Joshua Trigg, Director & Writer of “Satu – Year of the Rabbit”

Recently we were given the opportunity to watch the travel drama “Satu – Year of the Rabbit.” it’s a refreshing and fantastic tale about two people looking for a purpose in a foreign country. All the while director Joshua Triggs frames Laos with a loving lens that turns its in to its own character. While we’ve seen plenty of movies like this in the past, “Satu” offers a distinct and unique flavor that won us over.

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Interview with “Gunfighter Paradise” Filmmaker Jethro Waters

For our readers, please introduce yourself.
Hello readers, my name is Jethro Waters and I’m the writer and director of the feature film Gunfighter Paradise.  I was born in Austin, Texas, moved to North Carolina at the age of 11, and I now live and work in Manhattan.  I know where to find the best grits & Red-eye gravy in The South, and I also know where to find the best bagels in NYC.  There is a chameleon named Elvis who lives among the plants in my apartment window (seriously) and he’s probably got the best view of any chameleon living in the city.

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Interview with Filmmaker Austin Kase

Austin Kase is an award-winning writer, director, and editor of short and feature films, music videos, and commercials who has recently directed the horror short “Hide Your Crazy.” The romance horror comedy and allegory for mental illness awareness has been doing well at various festivals and the up and coming filmmaker takes time out to discuss film and his love for horror.

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Interview with Up and Coming Director Sarah Young

Sarah Young is a brave new voice in the film world bringing to the forefront socially volatile commentary as well as genuine scares. With “Not Him,” the genuinely talented filmmaker directs a horror film that works as a taut allegory for domestic abuse. “Not Him” is now making the rounds in various festivals and Ms. Young took time out to speak with us.

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