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David Miller of Mindlight Films, who runs the Sangamon St. Studios in the former Orbis facility, is producing “Finding Preet,” an HD romantic comedy
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David Miller of Mindlight Films, who runs the Sangamon St. Studios in the former Orbis facility, is producing “Finding Preet,” an HD romantic comedy
This is the second in a two-part survey of local documentarians, who they are, their background and credits. Ranging from national leaders like
Roberto Blanchard is rolling out the first of a three- film slate May 1 when he premieres his family baseball drama “The Magic of Summer” at the
Rising local director’s
Juan Frausto finally has his foot in the Hollywood door. His third film, “Once Upon a Time in the Hood,” plays in the 20th Annual Chicago Latino International Film
Actress Ellie Weingardt attended the recent HBO Comedy Film Fest in Aspen where the locally-produced comedy feature, “Bad Meat,” has its world premiere. Weingardt (above with writer/director Scott Dikkers)
Catherine Crouch is set to follow up her debut feature, “Stray Dogs,” with the lesbian military drama “Half Life.”
Set during the first Gulf War, “Half Life”
Chicago filmmakers were among the nearly 1,000 persons who flocked to Washington D.C. DATE for the 6th annual Real Screen Summit conference, presented by the publisher of “Boards” and “Real
The Chicago expatriates of Soul Mate Pictures are back in town this January to make the company’s third film, “Rain Today.”
Directed by veteran stuntman Carl Paoli
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