MovieMaker. HOP 5.2.

The latest issue of Moviemaker isn't online yet, but there are fresh "Hands-On-Pages":

• KJ Doughton speaks with the legend of the bunch: editor Thelma Schoonmaker. This is the sort of conversation movie lovers crook their necks to listen in on. Plus: Three things Schoonmaker's learned over the years.

• Michelle Devereaux talks to David Duchovny about making his directorial debut, House of D.Plus: Duchovny's tidbits of advice.

• Cindy J Rinaldi asks prolific novelist and screenwriter Gerald Di Pego where all those ideas come from. Plus: Di Pego really does have some helpful points to add.

• Jennifer M Wood talks shop (and DV) with cinematographer Phil Parmet. Plus: Parmet on dealing with light and directors.

• Don Campbell meets Kelley Baker who's in debt and pretty pissed off about it: "Don't listen to the media and the so-called 'independent' film world. They don't want your movie." Plus: Kelley Baker's ultrarealist advice.

• Devereaux talks film school with David Franko, program director for film at Full Sail. Plus: Film ed resources.

• Tim Rhys meets Ben Meade, founder of the Kansas International Film Festival, which'll have its fourth round from September 9 through 15. Plus: More up and coming festivals.

Posted by dwhudson at May 6, 2005 4:15 AM