Atlantics as a Horror/Ghost Genre Film — Intermittent Mechanism

Though Atlantics sets itself up to be a more of a mystery and a romance rather than a typical horror movie, its filmmaking styles, as well as its form, do include a lot of imagery, sounds, and tropes traditionally associated with the horror genre, which are broken down below. The Ocean One significant element of… Continue reading Atlantics as a Horror/Ghost Genre Film — Intermittent Mechanism

How to set up a craft corner — When Women Inspire

Have a designated spot for your hobby that includes storage options so your craft supplies don’t take over the home. Set up a functional craft corner today! 13 more words via How to set up a craft corner — When Women Inspire

How to gain the respect of others and keep it as a new employee — When Women Inspire

How to gain the respect of others and keep it in a new job? This guide for women tells it like it is. How to gain the respect of others and keep it as a new employee… 6 more words via How to gain the respect of others and keep it as a new employee —… Continue reading How to gain the respect of others and keep it as a new employee — When Women Inspire

5 telltale signs of maturity — When Women Inspire

Whether someone is moving towards a state of maturity isn’t always clear. What are significant signs of maturity? This list helps you identify it. 5 telltale signs of maturity… 6 more words via 5 telltale signs of maturity — When Women Inspire

Coronavirus: Hollywood Studios Eye $125,000 ‘Germ-Zapping Robots’ to Clean Sets — CauseACTION Clarion

Shows like the hit CBS police procedural drama Blue Bloods are reportedly looking to employ robots, that use ultraviolet light to kill germs, to clean film sets when production restarts amid the Chinese coronavirus outbreak. The robots, priced at $125,000 each, are already used in many hospitals to kill off viruses on walls, counters, floors,… Continue reading Coronavirus: Hollywood Studios Eye $125,000 ‘Germ-Zapping Robots’ to Clean Sets — CauseACTION Clarion

My Favourite Film For Every Year I’ve Been Alive — When The Credits Roll

Part of the fun of being a film fan is going back and exploring films that you would have loved had you been alive at the time of release. And with untold archives of film online and in physical media, it’s easier than ever to discover new favourites and older classics and fall in love […]… Continue reading My Favourite Film For Every Year I’ve Been Alive — When The Credits Roll

It’s Me Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from May 2020 Female Festival

IT’S ME, 14min, UK, Thriller/Drama Directed by Helen Randag “It’s Me” is a dark tale of a game that cannot be sustained. Set over the course of an evening, a mother remembers moments from a game she played with her son throughout his childhood. Tragedy strikes when he unexpectedly returns. CLICK HERE – and see full info… Continue reading It’s Me Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from May 2020 Female Festival