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Saban Films Adopts TWIST Starring Michael Caine, Lena Headey & Rita Ora
Saban Films has announced that they have acquired North American rights to Martin Owen’s (Killers Anonymous, L.A. Slasher) Twist. From a script
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‘Jay Myself’ is Candy for the Eye and Soul
This film focuses on five months in the life of famed photographer Jay Maisel as he moves from his home of
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Martin Angerbauer on ‘Ophelia’ & The Intensity of A Writer’s Muse
Austrian actor Martin Angerbauer is a farmer’s boy turned Austrian-London actor. His ginger hair is of the many great attributes about
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OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network to air Primetime Special ‘OWN Presents: Inside Waco’s Wearable Art Gala’
Oprah Winfrey Network will have the first-ever behind-the-scenes primetime special “OWN: Presents: Inside WACO’s Wearable Art Gala” to premiere exclusively on
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Actor Jack Colgrave Hirst and ‘All Is True’ to William Shakespeare
ATM: So, you are intrigued by Shakespeare’s work. JCH: Yes, I am. ATM: I want to be different. You shall follow
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Actor Karon Riley on His Role in ‘Little,’ Black American Stereotypes and Forced Narratives
ATM: The best qualities of a father are not seen prevalent enough as they should. They are not highlighted whether in
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Film Artist Jordan Tuner on Art Forms in Film + Racial Inequality in Australia and America
ATM: What expected ideas were implemented along the way with this title sequence for the film Buckhead? JT: We were drawn
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Classical Tunes & Styles with Javier Navarrete
Music composer Javier Navarrete worked on the film Greta. which is about a deranged woman who seeks out attention is various
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Darren Brass Talks Tattoos, it’s History and More
ATM: Tattoos started during the period before Christ. DB: It’s funny. Tattoos are one of the oldest art forms. Graffiti was
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Paul Lincoln Alayo Talks ‘The Mule’, Art and More
ATM: What’s the moral compass of what Sal is about? PLA: The way Sal spoke to me was to play him
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