We Asked the TFF 2013 Filmmakers: “What’s Your Number One Rule of Movie-Theater Etiquette?”
Are you guilty of being a bad audience member? Our TFF 2013 filmmakers share their movie-theater commandments that everyone should follow.
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The Directors of 'V/H/S/2' on Anthology Horror and the Birth of “The Snack Pack”
During this year’s Festival, we sat down with a quartet of directors from 'V/H/S/2'—Simon Barrett, Adam Wingard, Jason Eiesner and Eduárdo Sanchez—to chat about the freedom of short filmmaking, the original 'V/H/S,' and snacks.
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Marguerite Moreau on the Ties that Bind in ‘Caroline and Jackie’
Last year’s TFF family drama, ‘Caroline and Jackie,’ opens in NYC this weekend. We spoke to actress Marguerite Moreau, who plays one of the titular sisters, in this riveting character study.
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The 20 Best Shots From the TFF 2013 Getty Portrait Sessions
‘Cause who doesn’t like to see celebrities and filmmakers clowning around behind-the-scenes at the Tribeca Film Festival?
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FoF Live: David Gordon Green Talks Shop with Nerdist’s Chris Hardwick
On April 23rd, David Gordon Green sat down with The Nerdist’s Chris Hardwick to discuss his filmmaking process, ‘Prince Avalanche’ and his long-rumored remake of ‘Suspiria.'
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FoF Live: David Gordon Green on Why He’s Not Remaking ‘Suspiria’ Right Now
I really just try to find a creative path that calls to me and seems like a good opportunity, for one reason or the other. It’s not calculated at all
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FoF Live: David Gordon Green on the Genesis of ‘Prince Avalanche’
Filmmaker David Gordon Green talks about the burned down region of Texas that inspired his latest film.
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FoF Live: David Gordon Green on Balancing Big Budgets and Indie Freedom
For me, sometimes I wake up and I’m willing to accept other voices in the creative process. There are other times, you want everyone to fuck off so you can just do what you want.
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Steph Green, Maxine Peake, Edward MacLiam, and Will Forte on ‘Run and Jump’
Co-writer and director, Steph Green, and the delightful cast of ‘Run and Jump’ sat down with us to talk about the film, their characters, and to share a few choice words about their fearless leader.
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Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro and Jerry Lewis Close Out #TFF2013
In a once-in-a-lifetime appearance, three Hollywood icons joined our audience at last night's closing night screening of ‘The King of Comedy,' ending a memorable #TFF2013 with an unforgettable night.
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‘Trust Me’ Filmmaker Clark Gregg on Blending Genres and Striking the Right Tone
Starring Sam Rockwell, Amanda Peet, Felicity Huffman, and newcomer Saxon Sharbino, 'Trust Me' is directed by the versatile Clark Gregg who talks about writing, directing, producing and starring in his sophomore feature.
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David Gordon Green on ‘Prince Avalanche’ and Location Scouting with Nicolas Cage
One of Hollywood’s most multi-faceted auteurs, David Gordon Green sat down to talk with us about his latest project, his reluctant manhood and the challenges of remaking a movie.
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‘Lily’ Director Matt Creed on the Catharsis of Collaboration
In Lily, a young woman in her late twenties battles and survives cancer and changes her perspective on life in big and small ways. Director Matt Creed talks about exploring vulnerable headspace and writing for the post-millennial generation.
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Bub, Meet Bob. Bob, Meet Bub.
Two of the most famous faces of the Festival finally met at yesterday’s Directors Brunch. Purr-fect.
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‘Lil Bub & Friendz’ directors Juliette Eisner and Andy Capper On the Internet Cat Phenomenon
The Internet is full of unabashed cat lovers and finally there is a film just for them! We sat down with ‘Lil Bub & Friendz’ directors Juliette Eisner and Andy Capper to talk about the feline’s place in pop culture, and of course, Lil’ Bub.
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Presenting "Wrecked," the First Original Film From Picture Show
The ‘Resolution’ filmmakers have teamed up with YouTube sensation KassemG to get WRECKED in the first original film from Picture Show, a collaboration between Tribeca and Maker Studios.
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3 Sound Bites From Adult World’s Scott Coffey
We attended the world premiere of ‘Adult World’ last night to bring you pearls from the Q&A with director Scott Coffey.
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‘Fortune House’ Director Matthew Bonifacio On the Possibilities of Short Films
Love is a mysterious force, but sometimes, it just needs a little help to flourish. Director Matthew Bonifacio talks about unconventional romances and finding inspiration in the most unlikely places in ‘Fortune House.’
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‘The Motivation’ Director Adam Bhala Lough On the Art of Street Skating
Adam Lough is bringing street skating into the mainstream. His documentary, ‘The Motivation,’ follows the world’s top skaters as they prepare for the 2012 Street League Championship. Even if you already know the outcome of the competition, we guarantee you’ll be on the edge of your seat.
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Hugues Sweeney on Journal of Insomnia
Do you have trouble sleeping? Share your own stories of sleepless nights through ‘Journal of Insomnia.’
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Alexander Reben and Brent Hoff on Robots in Residence
Would you spill your most personal thoughts and dreams to a robot, all for the sake of art? If your gut reaction is “no,” Alexander Reben and Brent Hoff and their Robots in Residence might make you think again.
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‘Lenny Cooke’ Directors Josh and Benny Safdie Explore What Happened to the American Dream
Lebron James, Carmelo Anthony, Amar’e Stoudemire and Lenny Cooke? One of these names doesn’t quite fit. The famed Safdie Brothers make their feature-length documentary debut with ‘Lenny Cooke,’ a film that delves into the life of a notorious “never-was” in the NBA.
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‘Flex Is Kings’ Co-Director Deidre Schoo On Community Driven Art
Do you feel like dancing? After watching ‘Flex is Kings’ you definitely will. Co-Director Deidre Schoo talks with us about stunts, style, and grace, which are all epitomized in this new art form.
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Laura Gottesdiener and Rachel Falcone on Sandy Storyline
Even seven months later, victims of Hurricane Sandy are still reeling from the effects of the storm. The team behind ‘Sandy Storyline' allows those parties to share their ordeals through written stories, photos, audio recordings and videos.
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MōVI and OmniRig: The Emergence of One Shot Filmmaking
Long gone are the days of the hard-to-execute steadicam shots, made famous in films like 'Goodfellas' and 'Magnolia.' MōVI and OmniRig are two pieces of filmmaking gear that are on the forefront of this technology.
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