Melbourne International Film Festival’s Post

Check out this blog post on the Dardenne brothers' film, Two Days, One Night (2014), based on a 'Screen Talk' delivered at the Picturehouse in Exeter, published on the University of Exeter website. The post, written by Dr. Jamie Steele, provides an introduction to the film. Learn more about the themes explored in the movie and gain a deeper understanding of this thought-provoking film! Follow the link to read the post: https://lnkd.in/eHAGQuew

Our latest blog post celebrates Ireland’s great cinema, in honor of St. Patrick's Day last weekend. ☘️💚 We emphasize films made solely by Irish filmmakers about the cultural and historical facets within Ireland itself. Let us know what you think! And comment below your favorite Irish film! 🇮🇪 #Haydenfilms #Filmmakers #Filmmaking #Storytelling #Film #Cinema #FilmCommunity #IrishFilm #StPatricksDay #IrishMovies #IrishCinema #IrishFilmmakers 

Please follow the link and read my article based on the short film Fading Echoes, directed by Toyosi Ige https://lnkd.in/ej_VVmJG

Posting my new short film "ETERNAL CYCLE" to my profile soon! Keep an eye out for that & If you're just now seeing this, head on over & check it out! #sounddesign #filmmaking #newmediaart

One powerful social realist film:

Discover "We're Here" Documentary: Trailer & Showtimes! Explore the "We're Here" documentary! Visit We're Here Doc for exclusive trailers, showtimes, and premiere reactions. Stay updated on our journey as we share insights and experiences related to this captivating film. #WereHereDoc #DocumentaryFilm #TrailerRelease #Showtimes #FilmPremiere #CinemaLovers #BehindTheScenes #FilmmakingJourney #SocialMediaUpdates #MovieReactions

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT MAKING MY FIRST FEATURE FILM (NYSC 2019) ZAMFARENHEIT- Film Title 1. We shot and edited everything in 7 weeks. In fact I just finished rendering the film on the morning of the premiere. 2. We premiered in 3 different locations and the total number of people in attendance was about 170 in all 3 locations. It was a paid event, N500 gate fee in 2019 was big 😊 and we provided pop corn 🍿for the cinema culture. 3. Everyone including me and my camera (Canon 1200d) were amateurs 🤣 We were all corp members at the time and there was no budget for the film. We just shot any day I had money or we got support. But we worked with a 7 weeks plan and achieved it. #filmmaking #mindset #personaldevelopment

From classic masterpieces to modern blockbusters, reel film has left an indelible mark on the world of cinema, inspiring generations of filmmakers and film lovers alike. 🎥🎞️ What is your favorite film to watch on an old fashioned reel? Share it in the comments section. #ReelFilmDay #CinemaMagic #MovieNight #FilmLoversUnite #Reel #Film #Movie

Piconland, a film about a potent and iconic cocktail ritual invented by American West immigrants is having a resurgence. After touring the festival circuit, including internationally and winning and handful of awards, including Best Nevada Documentary at the Dam Short Film Festival, I am excited for the next phase. Head over to www.Piconland.com to stay up to date for future announcements! Check out the first blooper below! #documentary #filmmaking #picon #nevada #storytelling

This past weekend, Michael and I premiered our 9th film and I performed live for the first time in five years. It required: 1 - Hiring a babysitter for more hours than we could comfortably afford. 2 - Pumping after the kids went to bed and brainstorming ways to get my child to drink milk not directly from me. 3 - Commuting between rehearsals, screenings, performances, and home to nurse, hand off the kids, and spend quality time with them. 4 - Handling a sick child who couldn’t attend school and soothing a baby awake for two hours at night due to my accidental throat-clearing. On Sunday, we did not rest. It’s not an option with two small kids. The weekend was hectic but rewarding, and I am grateful for the experience, but Monday brought some much-needed relief. I don't share this to gain sympathy or compete in the exhaustion Olympics–  "Oh yeah, you only got 4 hours of sleep? Well, I only got -0.37!" And yes, having children and pursuing my career are my choices. But when I hear stereotypes like "Millennials are lazy and just don’t want to work," I question what the standard definition of "work" really is. Is it measured by a LinkedIn profile, frequent title changes, or hours logged in an office? Or by the income and possessions, it allows one to accumulate? If that's the case, then maybe I am lazy. Maybe I don’t want to “work”. Why would I? Curious: How do you define or redefine work 👇🏽?