By Julie RochaSegment Producer Filmmaker and editor, Phillip Bartell, talks about his journey from being a journalism student in a small town to working on a variety of amazing film and TV productions around the country. With past projects including “To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before” and “Dear White People,” … Continue reading For Future Filmmakers: Episode 1
By Stacey RamirezWeb Content Contributor “Selfie” is a French anthology film. With a run time of one hour and 48 minutes, it tells the satiric stories of social media and society and its unhealthy obsession that’s almost normalized now. This … Continue reading SXSW Amazon Film Screening: A Review on Selfie
By Ally BolenderAssistant Web Content Manager Amazon Prime Video is partnering with South by Southwest to launch a film festival collection on the streaming service. The collection will include the films that were originally scheduled to be shown at the … Continue reading SXSW Films to Come to Amazon Prime Video
By Cameron Arnold, Nichole Black, Armando Serrano and Jelyse SwansonCa$h Radio Hosts This week, the Ca$h Radio hosts discuss film and short film development with special guest Russell Reed, an award-winning filmmaker and marketing student at Texas State! Featured image via KTSW Multimedia. Continue reading Ca$h Radio: Episode 14
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager AUSTIN, TX – Sarah Green is an Oscar and Emmy-nominated producer who spoke about her work as a producer at the Austin Film Festival (AFF) on Oct. 25 at the Driskill Hotel Ballroom. Her … Continue reading Film Producer Sarah Green Talks at Austin Film Festival
By Daniel RichterWeb Content Contributor When watching a captivating film, it can often feel like you have been taken out of your seat and have transported into the world in which the movie is taking place. But during the Lost … Continue reading Cinema Under the Stalactites
By Alexia SeayVideographer Earlier this week, the movie US directed by Jordan Peele hit theaters everywhere. After Peele’s box office hit Get Out, movie goers have been clamoring to see what is next from the creative director. I was given … Continue reading US Premieres at SXSW
By Anna Valdez Web Content Contributor If you’ve scrolled through Instagram lately, you’ve probably noticed a trend in people’s photographs. I’m talking cool retro filters, date stamps, light streaks, grain and more. It seemed like more people were hopping on … Continue reading The Best in Mobile Film Cameras and Templates
By Kyle Emmott Host Stream It or Leave It is your go-to radio segment for TV/film reviews with a dab of humor. New content is being added to streaming platforms daily, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to navigate through … Continue reading Stream It or Leave It Episode Four
By Brent Ramirez Blog Content Contributor By the hoary hosts of Hoggoth, my body is once again ready for some more Marvel madness! Luke Cage just became available for streaming on Netflix and if my mind wasn’t already blown by … Continue reading Why You Should Be Excited For “Doctor Strange”
By Clayton Kelley News Reporter In the aftermath of his production partner’s death, a Texas State professor has premiered his film to a student audience. Professor Caleb Straus showcased the third installment of his trilogy, It’s Over. The premiere was … Continue reading Professor Carries on Project After Partner’s Passing
Andrew Nogay Web Content Contributor The summer is an interesting time for movies. On one hand, the conventional wisdom in Hollywood for decades has been to release blockbusters during summer, because kids are off from school, and people generally have … Continue reading June Movie Guide
By: Taryn Peters The name Mavis Staples may be unfamiliar to a lot of people my age, but it is highly likely that a song graced by Mavis’ voice is familiar to their ears. With the documentary Mavis!, director Jessica … Continue reading Mavis World Premiere at SXSW
By Andrew Nogay Blog Content Contributor The Oscars; the most arbitrary thing in the movie industry that actually matters. Nobody ever agrees with the nominations, and the movies that are nominated definitely skew to a certain demographic. As of 2012, 77% … Continue reading 2015 Oscar Preview
Bridgette East, Web Content Contributor Paul Thomas Anderson has done it again. That is, he made another movie that will show you the true capacity of film. Inherent Vice, directed by Anderson and based on a novel by notoriously reclusive … Continue reading Inherent Vice [Movie Review]
By Emily Parma Assistant Web Content Manager Flu season is right around the corner and Texas State’s Student Health Center will be offering flu shots from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. tomorrow. Student Health Center Director Emilio Carranco said that Ebola and … Continue reading Monday News Rundown (10-13-14)
Written and Produced by: Monica Solis Abbie, I first met you on the big screen. You’re from Austin, close to where I live. You have a musician dad, and you would go with him on tours as the “merch girl.” … Continue reading Threads: Butterfly Girl
Film Fix with Daniel Fickman: Episode 3 complete download Writer and Producer – Daniel Fickman Other Side Drive Producer – Shannon Williams Editor – Fernando Espinosa de los Monteros This week I want to talk about a movie that’s very … Continue reading Film Fix: Clerks
Documentary film maker Amy C. Elliott was in attendance of SxSW for the premiere of her latest film, Wicker Kittens. The film documents the world of competitive jigsaw-puzzling and follows four teams as they prepare for the St. Paul Winter … Continue reading “Wicker Kittens” Embraces Competitive Jigsaw-Puzzling at SxSW
Writer and Producer – Veronika Kondratieva Other Side Drive Producer – Shannon Williams Editor – Adam M. Cook Past, present and future intercept in a short documentary film called The Crossroads: San Marcos Stories, which was produced by Texas State … Continue reading Moviecation – The Crossroads: San Marcos Stories
