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Mar | Winter Film Awards
Mars Roberge: A Path of his Own
Few filmmakers are able to build their careers off having a distinct style, but Mars Roberge has created his own: Rocktopia. Roberge describes Rocktopia as, “The struggles of the protagonist against the ideals of utopian society, where the only form of escape is to rock out.” ...
Looking to the sky in hope for a better day in Mars Roberge’s “Stars”
A group of homeless women must learn that a glimmer of hope is worth more than all the money in the world. The women of "Stars" are plagued by hardship, but lean on each other for survival and look to the stars in hope for a better day. See the feature film "Stars" on February 17 @9PM at Cinema Village as part of New York City’s 11th Annual Winter Film Awards International Film Festival ...
Maria Clara Ribeiro is a Brazilian-American senior at New York University Gallatin School of Individualized Study taking an interdisciplinary approach to studying applied communications and media, concentrating on how narrative is used as a tool to shape and reflect ideology. Her studies are anchored in deep concern about how stories impact the public's social and emotional development ...
Mars Roberge is a Canadian-American dual-citizen filmmaker from Toronto and living in Los Angeles ...
Discussion: Legal Issues for Filmmakers with Maria C. Miles, Esq
Feb 20, 07:00 PM-08:15 PM: Discussion: Legal Issues for Filmmakers with Maria C. Miles, Esq (Cinema Village, 22 East 12th Street) ...
Marcus Pacha devoted himself to the art of makeup 16 years ago, and started his own makeup studio in Pennsylvania in 2016. He has worked on movies and has worked with designers at numerous NY Fashion Week events. Pacha has worked alongside prestigious international make artists and specializes in special effects and bridal makeup. With his experience in the beauty industry, he provides a complete range of services including makeup, hair styling, and photos. Based on that he decided that ...
Marttise Hill is an award-winning filmmaker and the Metro NY Film/TV Rep for Rosco Laboratories. Marttise received his Bachelor’s in English Literature from Morehouse College and their MFA in Film Production from NYU Tisch School of the Arts. He has taught courses on physical production, directing, creative producing, and screenwriting at Montclair State University, Brooklyn College, Tribeca Film Institute Teaching Artist Fellowship, and the Ghetto Film School in New York. Marttise founded Pryor Hill Productions with his creative partner, Julius ...
“Touch” Interrogates Social Transgression to Nightmarish Consequences
When plagued by insecurity the desire for love can turn into desperation, leading us to doubt those we hold dear. See the drama "Touch" on Tuesday September 28 @ 8:30 PM at Cinema Village as part of New York City’s 10th Annual Winter Film Awards International Film Festival ...
Writer and film enthusiast Marissa Perez resides in Sacramento, California. A graduate student on her way to becoming a licensed psychotherapist, she is passionate about supporting others on their path towards greater consciousness, and self-acceptance. A lifelong fan of visual storytelling, she enjoys spotlighting creative works that deepen our understanding of the human experience ...
Discussion: Legal Issues for Filmmakers with Maria Miles
WFA 2021 Sep 28 7:00 PM - 8:15 PM - Discussion: Legal Issues for Filmmakers (Cinema Village, 22 East 12th St) ...
Paul Marengo has 25 years in the area of festival management including managing the Asian Pacific American Film Festival and DC Shorts. Paul has been the Director of Development for the DC Independent Film Festival and the Grant Writer for the Washington Area Lawyers for the Arts. His experience includes volunteer and theater management for various festivals including the Washington Jewish Film Festival, the Double Exposure Film Festival, and the DC Underground Film Festival. Paul has programmed film series and ...
