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Joshua Lincoln Oppenheimer was born in 1974 in Austin, Texas. He is a two-time Oscar-nominated American film director based in Copenhagen, Denmark.
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In today’s filmed entertainment environment a screenwriter is often asked, “Why this, why now?” In other words they are asked to prove a story’s...
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Moving towards a more sustainable world requires significant strategic shifts and big projects. But it also requires changing the behavior of all of us...
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Impact Filmmaking as an Intervention of Imagination “Film as dream, film as music. No art passes our conscience in the way film does, and...
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Filming a foreign culture is not like filming your own. There are a lot of challenges that are faced by people to film a...
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Film schools get a bad reputation. It could be because Werner Herzog says they are a waste of time and money, because Steven Spielberg,...
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The heart of the Sundance Film Festival is Main Street in Park City, Utah. It starts out as a packed street full of festival-goers...
Films
Going to Sundance ’16, I didn’t actually plan on seeing any movies. There were too many exciting events, too many great panels, and a plethora of...
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About two-thirds of the way through Robert Rippberger and Scott Rosenfelt’s harrowing new documentary 7 Days In Syria, we are led into an unnamed...
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There is no other film that has made more of an indelible mark on history and pop culture than Star Wars. In its most recent...
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Glenn Sparks wrote one of the most used textbooks for media studies titled: Media Effects Research: A Basic Overview. Over the past 30 years,...
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What a bracing experience Ridley Scott’s The Martian turned out to be. In an age of films leadened by misplaced self-importance, here is one...
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Professor Paige teaches at the UC Berkeley French Department and has published a number of papers and books focusing mostly on seventeenth and eighteenth-century...
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What happened to the days of classical Hollywood when hit movies weren’t a sequel or some variation thereof? When a film wasn’t made on...
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