Director BIO: Andy Koeger & Apple Xenos (ROSIE, OH)

Director Biography – Andy Koeger, Apple Xenos Andy Koeger is a Director who makes short films, music videos, and commercials. He has indie feature film goals. Andy has collaborated with artists such as the Grammy-winning band The Alabama Shakes, received artistic sponsorship by the National YoungArts Foundation, and had award winning short films in festivals internationally. Andy… Continue reading Director BIO: Andy Koeger & Apple Xenos (ROSIE, OH)

Director BIO: Michael Lane (HANDS)

Director Biography – Michael Lane Michael has had a career as a Drama Teacher. Since then he has continued to explore the field of Performance in various ways.He used his Drama Teaching experience with patients at a local hospital’s ‘Recovery College’. When they were suffering with low self esteem, he helped them to create stories joyfully… Continue reading Director BIO: Michael Lane (HANDS)

Short Film: HANDS, 6min., UK, Experimental/Dance

Its subtitle is -‘A Dance: A Meditation: A Hope’ : We show hands moving rhythmically to our specially composed music to show our natural readiness to create, with flexibility and sensitivity. By contrast, slow sections allows contemplation about the variety, complexity and beauty of the natural human hand. Our hope is, in this fractured world,… Continue reading Short Film: HANDS, 6min., UK, Experimental/Dance

1st Scene Screenplay – CHILDREN OF THE DUST, by John McCarney

  Genre: Drama In an intertwining story based on true events, three very different men have a part in saving as many babies from war-torn Vietnam as they can. CAST LIST: Corrie: Geoff Mays Narrator: Olivia Jon Daly: Shawn Devlin Jenkins:  Allan Cooke Get to know the writer:  1. What is your screenplay about? The true story of a… Continue reading 1st Scene Screenplay – CHILDREN OF THE DUST, by John McCarney

Interview with Filmmaker Julia Campanelli (116)

Originally posted on Matthew Toffolo's Summary:
 116 played to rave reviews at the February 2018 ROMANCE FEEDBACK Film Festival in Toronto on Valentine’s Day.   Matthew Toffolo: What motivated you to make this film? Julia Campanelli: I made my film, “116”, because of the dearth of interesting roles on screen for women over the…