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The Lovers, The Dreamers, And Me: A Jim Henson Tribute Art Exhibition

The Loved Ones, not pretty enough at box office | Encore Magazine

Sean Byrne’s acclaimed horror film The Loved Ones Madman Entertainment failed to capture the Australian box office, opening outside the top 10 with a screen average of $1,586 $141,152 from 89 screens.But it’s not like Australians reject torture on film; a different kind of physical abuse did reach the top of the box office, with Jackass 3D Paramount earning $3,582,884.

The Best, Worst Advertised Show on TV | Smogger

Terriers is not an easy show to market. When you eventually hear the concept in its most bare-bones construction – two low-rent private investigators solve cases while engaging in odd-couple dynamics in a beachside town – it sounds like approximately every other procedural that has ever been on television. Your Bones, your Mentalists, your Criminal Investigation Naval Security Committee Bayside Protection Units. But it isn’t like any of those shows. The differences are subtle, though. Terriers is very funny, without ever drawing any attention to its jokes. It’s exciting, but never sleek. There are moments of violence, but they arrive unexpectedly, never at the beats in the story we’ve been conditioned for, and they’re sloppy and awkward and look patently un-choreographed, fights between people who don’t know how to fight. There are self-contained weekly cases and an ongoing narrative.

Syd Field coming to Sydney for four Screenwriting Lectures

Mastering the Craft of Screenwriting:Syd Field Lecture Series8 - 11 November 2010Screen Australia is proud to offer Australian filmmakers the opportunity to attend a series of presentations by Syd Field - the man who literally wrote the book on screenplays - as he presents his workshop: Mastering the Craft of Screenwriting. To be held over four nights in Sydney, at the Chauvel Cinema in Paddington and the Entertainment Quarter at Fox studios, the series will cover the evolution of the screenplay, setting up characters and storylines, writing effective dialogue and preparing and writing great scenes.

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Ira Glass interviewed by The New Yorker

In one sentence, what do you actually do all day in your job? I try to make things fascinatinger.

Why 3-D is already dying - Jul. 27, 2010

ProLost - ProLost Blog - Seven Fetishists And Why They Should Relax

Ain't No Money In Harry Potter