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Soderbergh on the State of Cinema (VIDEO)

May 2, 2013 Stamp of Approval

State of Cinema: Steven Soderbergh from San Francisco Film Society on Vimeo. Tru dat. (VIA San Francisco Film Festival)

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Storyteller Casting Call: Be Featured In Our New Documentary!

January 30, 2013 Double7 Images

Whether you are a veteran storyteller, new to the industry, or just someone who enjoys good entertainment, it’s no secret that the landscape of filmmaking has changed. Double7 Images and martha’s seed entertainment are embarking on a documentary journey in “CLICK HERE” that will provide an intimate look at the current anatomy of creating a [...]

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Netflix For The Win w/David Fincher

January 12, 2013 Stamp of Approval

Last I read on this there were all kinds of “issues” because Netflix was being pulled over the $100MM mark for the production of this original series. What do you expect when you partner up with one of the most detail oriented filmmakers with a penchant for perfection? From the looks of the trailer, I [...]

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Niche: A Docuseries from Tru$tfund Collective (VIDEO)

January 5, 2013 Stamp of Approval

‘NICHE’ The Documentary Series: Episode #1 – AKINTOLA HANIF [HYCIDE MAGAZINE] from tru$tfundTV on Vimeo. My man Jay Troupe just released this online docuseries on “creating yourself and finiding your creative niche.” It’s a series for Creatives, Artisans, Artists, Musicians, Innovators, Designers, Influencers, Skaters, Directors and more. Check it out! (Tru$tfund Website)

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Pain & Gain Trailer (VIDEO)

December 22, 2012 Stamp of Approval

Pain & Gain Trailer from Michael Bay Dot Com on Vimeo. My buddy Anthony Mackie co-stars in this, and I have to say, it looks pretty damn good. Maybe Michael Bay is returning the the Bad Boys I, Armageddon era. Looking forward to seeing it and then dropping a review here on the site. (VIA [...]

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Ron Howard Interview on Pitching (LISTEN)

December 16, 2012 Double7 Images

I’ve always respected Ron Howard. His skill as a director often goes overlooked, primarily because he’s not very “flashy”. Don’t let that fool you into thinking the polish isn’t there. To present something “simply” requires elegance and an understanding of what is fundamentally important to the script and the scene. I’ll stop here, but first [...]

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