In this edition of “A Knife in a Gun Fight,” author Michelle Kaffko experiences a flashback while watching the DVD collection of Al Jarnow animations, CELESTIAL NAVIGATIONS, compiled and released by the Numero Group of Chicago.
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At long last, the fourth edition of C-U Confidential will make its debut during the final evening of the New Art Film Festival tonight, April 20, 2010, at the Art Theater in downtown Champaign, IL.
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In this edition of “A Knife in a Gun Fight,” author Michelle Kaffko discusses the three “f”s of locating moneys to pay for one’s movie by using THE SCENESTERS, SEVEN SIGNS, and the Split Pillow collective as case studies.
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In this edition of “A Knife in a Gun Fight,” author Michelle Kaffko gets acquainted with Chicago filmmakers Logan Futej and Jared Hoffa and the story behind their new film, ALL WE HAD.
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In the premiere of C-U Blogfidential’s very first column, “A Knife in a Gun Fight,” author Michelle Kaffko gets acquainted with Chicago editor/producer Sharon Zurek and her new film, HANNAH FREE.
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