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Saturday, November 2nd, 2024
Select movie listings for November 1-7, 2024 in Champaign, Urbana, and the cities beyond! Don’t forget to peruse this week’s Field(s of Gold) Report! Did you take a peek at the (25th anniversary) Image of the week? And, have you memorized the (25th Anniversary) Confidential Almanac for today?
Posted in Area Festivals, Calendar du C-U, Confidential Almanac, Education/Classes, Print Matter du C-U, Streaming Cinema | Comments Off on Calendar: November 1-7, 2024
Saturday, September 14th, 2024
Select movie listings for September 13-19, 2024 in Champaign, Urbana, and the cities beyond! Did you take a peek at the Image of the week? And, have you memorized the Confidential Almanac for today?
Posted in Alums Done Good, Business Matters, Calendar du C-U, Confidential Almanac, Education/Classes, Images du C-U, Job Opportunities, Media Coverage, Preservation, Roger Ebert, Theatres & Venues | Comments Off on Calendar: September 13-19, 2024
Friday, August 16th, 2024
Select movie listings for August 16-22, 2024 in Champaign, Urbana, and the cities beyond! Did you take a peek at the Images of the week? And, have you memorized the Confidential Almanac for today?
Posted in Area Festivals, Calendar du C-U, Confidential Almanac, Education/Classes, For the Children, Public Events, Student Film | Comments Off on Calendar: August 16-22, 2024
Saturday, April 27th, 2024
Select movie listings for April 26-May 2, 2024 in Champaign, Urbana, and the cities beyond! Don’t forget to peruse this week’s Field Report! And, have you memorized the Confidential Almanac for today?
Posted in Area Festivals, Calendar du C-U, Confidential Almanac, Education/Classes, Public Events, Student Film | Comments Off on Calendar: April 26-May 2, 2024
Wednesday, June 28th, 2023
In her newest project and Kickstarter push, Decatur-area native Jessie Seitz sets out to course-correct monster movie history in MONSTER GIRLS, a salute to women makeup effects artists.
Posted in Business Matters, Cinema Discourse, Crowdsourcing du C-U, Documentary, Education/Classes, Gone Hollywood, How You Can Help, Production Updates | Comments Off on Lady MFX artists make MONSTER
Thursday, April 27th, 2023
Wouldn’t be prudent for us to promote this weekend’s UIUC and ISU student film shows without honoring the 50th anniversary of the UI student-made ‘MaGuffin’ and SHOT as well. Get learned!
Posted in Alums Done Good, Area Festivals, Cinema Discourse, Competition du C-U, Education/Classes, Ones That Got Away?, Preservation, Print Matter du C-U, Public Events, Student Film, The Old School | Comments Off on ‘MacGuffin,’ SHOT hit 50th mark
Friday, August 5th, 2022
Filmmakers of all ages have a week and a half left to submit their short subjects to the brand-new CU International Film Festival, which is set to debut in October on the UIUC campus.
Posted in Area Festivals, Competition du C-U, Deadline du C-U, Education/Classes, For the Children, Happy Places, How You Can Help, Job Opportunities, Public Events, Student Film | Comments Off on 10 days left to enter C-U film fest
Friday, July 22nd, 2022
A month late yet in perfect timing with the Champaign County Fair, which opens today, we look at the newest in-house WILL-TV documentary directed by Sarah Edwards, COUNTY FAIR.
Posted in Documentary, Education/Classes, For the Children, Public Events, The Old School, YouTube du C-U | Comments Off on Gettin’ set to enjoy COUNTY FAIR
Wednesday, October 27th, 2021
To many, THE MAN WHO SAVES THE WORLD might as well have come from outer space. To cult film connoisseurs like Big Bosphorus Media, it instead holds a place in their movie-loving hearts.
Posted in Deadline du C-U, Education/Classes, Miscellaneous Merch, Preservation, The Old School, Videos du C-U | Comments Off on Blu-ray SAVES Turkish sci-fi fave
Thursday, June 24th, 2021
The University of Illinois Press publishes a fair amount of books and journals concerned with cinema, television, and new media. We provide a quick guide to what’s available as their “Summer Sale” winds down very soon!
Posted in Article du C-U, Cinema Discourse, Education/Classes, Gone Hollywood, Print Matter, The Old School | Comments Off on Two days remain for UI Press sale
Wednesday, May 12th, 2021
Joseph Tykociner’s fabled sound-on-film apparatus did not find favor in its time. Lenny Lipton provides an appreciation in his new book, ‘The Cinema in Flux,’ from Springer.
Posted in Cinema Discourse, Education/Classes, Preservation, Print Matter, The Old School, Videos du C-U | Comments Off on ‘Cinema’ history nods to UI prof
Wednesday, October 14th, 2020
As an aside to a tangent, we vicariously saunter about Mother Murphy’s of Normal, IL, thanks to another student project born at Illinois State University, ANYTHING BUT NORMAL. Take a trip with us!
Posted in Business Matters, Documentary, Education/Classes, Happy Places, Media Coverage, Preservation, Student Film, The Old School, Videos du C-U | Comments Off on ISU video crew high on ‘Mother’
Tuesday, September 15th, 2020
Our limited series on filmmaking books from the Michael Wiese Productions library continues with ‘John Badham on Directing’ by John Badham, reviewed by Andrew J. Rausch.
Posted in Alums Done Good, Critique du C-U, Education/Classes, Gone Hollywood, Print Matter | Comments Off on Hollywood vet ‘Directing’ at MWP
Monday, August 3rd, 2020
What is reasonable give-and-take when a city is attempting to improve its central hub? The student project MAKING A MURAL illustrates the issue with an artistic conundrum in Normal, Illinois.
Posted in Bittersweet Places, Business Matters, Documentary, Education/Classes, Media Coverage, Preservation, Student Film, Videos du C-U | Comments Off on Student art doc wins BEA award
Friday, July 3rd, 2020
Nationwide consensus is that small businesses and organizations will get raked over the coals before the pandemic is over. We look at how a first-run, mixed-use, and former movie theater are doing.
Posted in Business Matters, Education/Classes, How You Can Help, Media Coverage, Ones That Got Away?, Preservation, Public Events, Sad Places, The Old School, Theatres & Venues | Comments Off on Virus fells Orpheum, shorts Avon