Favourite Movie Opening Long Takes “Long takes at the beginning of films are used to establish locations and characters. They usually have that ‘grab factor’ or a slight of hand that really pulls in an audience.” – Jith Paul Categories Jith Paul
Review: Vicky and Sam “I found Nuno Rocha’s film tongue-in-cheek, fun, innovative and particularly entertaining to watch as a filmmaker.” – Jith Paul Categories Jith Paul
Review: The Phone Call “The Phone Call is a quiet film that really stays with you, days after you see it. I found it gut-wrenching to watch at times, but ultimately, the film is an inspiring story about humanity and compassion.” – Jith Paul Categories Jith Paul
Review: Buzkashi Boys “This film still haunts me. The story is relatable. Many of us want to escape what we sometimes see as our destiny.” – Jith Paul Categories Jith Paul
Review: Barbarian “Barbarian is an artistic, well made horror film that succeeds in keeping its audience on edge and constantly afraid of what might happen next. It is well worth the time spent watching.” – Nick McKay Categories Nick McKay
Tips: Creating a Trailer to Promote your Film “Whether you are gearing up for a festival run or theatrical exhibition, a trailer can be used to showcase the talent of your cast and crew, show off your locations and sometimes the scale of your production. ” – Jith Paul Categories Jith Paul
Tips: Getting your Film seen by an Audience “You’ve gone through pre-production, shot and edited and mastered your film and it is spectacular. Now you want to share this masterpiece with the world. Here are a few tips.” – Jith Paul Categories Jith Paul
Event: Digi60 Filmmakers’ Festival 2022 “The technology has changed but the fundamentals of visual story telling are still the same and it’s great to see that spirit of continuous learning and camaraderie carry forward into a new generation of filmmakers.” – Jith Paul Categories Jith Paul
Review: Dear Evan Hansen “If you are thinking about watching a film that addresses mental health, or you are someone who struggles with mental health and may be searching for a character to relate to, then this movie is not for you.” – Catharine Horsley Categories Catharine Horsley
Review: Clifford The Big Red Dog “This film is heartwarming, and conveys a sense of nostalgia by causing the audience to reflect on their own lives when they were kids.” – Catharine Horsley Categories Catharine Horsley
Review: Baduk (2nd Review) “Baduk is a beautiful reminder to always cherish those beautiful moment with the people we care about, a reminder to appreciate some things we might take for granted in life.” – Philippe Macdonald Categories Philippe Macdonald
Review: Magic Trick (2nd Review) “A cute little story that gives viewers a refreshing and adorable new take on a possible budding romance that doesn’t involve today’s usual dating alternatives, such as online dating and swiping left or right on a potential suitor.” – Philippe Macdonald Categories Philippe Macdonald
Review: The Star Mill (2nd Review) “The delightful friendship between the boy and his pet owlbear reminds me of the innocence that comes from being younger and having an imaginary friend or two.” – Philippe Macdonald Categories Philippe Macdonald
Review: Jelly (2nd Review) “The story is well knit to touch different aspects of their relationship. It’s a certainly a good laid-back movie for entertainment.” – Uchechi Ogbonna Categories Uchechi Ogbonna
Review: Sarah (2nd Review) “Battling different issues through different stages in life, Sarah left a hole in my heart and a question for you. You should see it. It’ll make you ponder.” – Uchechi Ogbonna Categories Uchechi Ogbonna
Review: the smallest steps “The overall message is simple: Listen to women, learn, and figure out how to engage. I recommend” – Uchechi Ogbonna Categories Uchechi Ogbonna
