formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Zach Theatre is older than it looks. The standard history — which Zach itself has touted and which I’ve repeated — states that Austin’s regional theater was born in 1932. Not so, it turns out. According to contemporary stories in … Continued
Perri Pierre tackles Cinema and Television as a filmmaker and a scholar standpoint in his Podcast, Perri Pierre Podcast. Produced by his media company, Perri Pierre Media, Perri Pierre Podcast features Pierre and a celebrity guest discussing Cinema, Television, and more. It’s available … Continued
The Houston Museum of Fine Arts and the Houston Cinema Arts Society have partnered again, providing an outlet for Houstonians to reflect, empathize, and rediscover the importance of Black art until Aug. 30. Soul of a Nation: Art in the … Continued
Western Mass News continues getting answers on the future of Massachusetts. On Tuesday, we dig deeper into how entertainment venues are preparing to welcome back visitors. Some have been given the green light in Phase 3 of Governor’s Bakers reopening … Continued
Throughout August, Sag Harbor Cinema continues to bring outstanding cinematic experiences safely and comfortably to you – both at home with the Virtual Cinema (this week we are featuring Rebuilding Paradise, director Ron Howard’s highly anticipated new documentary on the … Continued
On July 28 Denver Film‘s board of directors announced that it has hired Denver political heavyweight James Mejia as the organization’s new CEO. While Mejia lacks a significant background in the film world, unlike previous CEO Andrew Rodgers, who was brought … Continued