Archive for May, 2020

“We were making industrials and commericals and all that, and of course, our passion was to make a feature film. So ten of us got together, the four of us from our company, Karl Hardman and Marilyn Eastman who are  two of the actors in Night of the Living Dead  (1968)—they played Helen and Harry […]

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“While there have been better-made horror movies in the 50 years since, some even directed by Romero himself, and there have been bigger budgets, better actors and more scares, there may not be any single denouement and message more frightening than the one George Romero leaves us with at the end of Night of the […]

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One of the projects I’m working on at home the movement during this lockdown is archiving old tapes. I game across a talk that producer/writer/ director George Romero did in 1995 that was sponsored in part by the Florida Motion Picture & Television Association, Metro Orlando Film & Television Office, Valencia College, the Enzian Theater. […]

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Don’t get scared away by the privacy settings on the below video, just click the “Watch on Vimeo” button and you‘ll be rewarded with a terrific DIY video where ASC cinematographer Lawrence Sher walks you through how he recreates a shot from E.T. by using only things in his house and an iPhone. This is […]

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When I heard yesterday that actor Jerry Stiller died, I didn’t immediately think of his Emmy winning performance on Seinfeld, I went to Broadway and Chekhov. It was 1997 and my first trip to New York City and seeing my first Broadway play. And it was magical. I don’t have anything to add to the […]

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“I do take a personal approach first. I’m not so much market-based. In a place like Amazon, where everyone is employed verses as opposed to self-employed, does have certain business mandates you’re trying to fill and address. But on a much more personal level, the first question is, How do I feel?What kind of response […]

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“I do take a personal approach first. I’m not so much market-based. In a place like Amazon, where everyone is employed verses self-employed, does have certain business mandates that have to be filled and addressed. But on a much more personal level, the first question is, How do I feel?What kind of response does it […]

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“Chasing greatness is a forever thing. I don’t know if you ever archive it, you just continue chasing it and hope that one day you get a fistful of it.” —Tim Howard Since there aren’t any sports being played at this time, the above video on soccer goalie great Tim Howard is a good follow-up […]

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“You know it’s only 50 miles from Grand River to Canton, but it took me 67 years to travel that distance.” —Don Shula (on the area where Shula was raised in north east Ohio to being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame)  If you’re fortunate in life, you get a few chances to […]

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“For more than a century, movie theaters have been a refuge, a communal escape, a place for popcorn-chomping-dreaming-with-your-eyes-open transportation away from everything else.” —Jake Coyle In coronavirus shutdown, a glimpse of life without movie theaters Major League baseball stadiums are unusually quiet for this time of year. Theme parks are quiet. And movie theaters, night […]

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