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“When I know I’m editing, I’m very economical in what I shoot.” Independent Filmmaker, writer-director-editor Garrett Batty

We know that in September, we will wander through the warm winds of summer’s wreckage. We will welcome summer’s ghost. Henry Rollins…

Interviewed for “In the Telling” podcast Episode 12 – Where Art Intersects, Author of ‘Beginning Pen and Ink,’ fine artist Desarae Lee talks about…

Jennifer Beckstrand talks about her successful career as an Amish romance novelist.

Interviewed for “In the Telling” podcast Episode 12 – Where Art Intersects, Makeup Artist and The Bemused Podcast host Britty Marie talks about her…

A portfolio of voice over work demos.

“We are here to support workers whether it’s their first day, or their thirtieth year.” Allison Smartt, IATSE representative

The temperature rises when a newlywed couple begin their life together as homeowners and find themselves at odds over the thermostat settings.

In March 2020, my community went into strict lockdown as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic. I, and many other artists, creatives and performers, lost work we were excited about and had been financially counting on. May brought back the first tentative steps in theatre and film from a few individuals and companies. I missed doing the work I wanted to do. So, jumping into the deep end of filmmaking with both ignorant feet, I decided to make my own short film.

One Choreographer’s Most Frequently Given Notes My current project, “All Shook Up,” opens at the end of the month. As choreographer for…