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Find out more about Christopher: Christopher F. Smith is the Director of Marketing for San Francisco School of Digital Filmmaking and Fog City Pictures. A filmmaker, writer, artist and pop culture prognosticator, Smith has great taste in bad movies and a strong appreciation for surrealistic and experimental film. |
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I've been thinking a lot about a recent post by the prolific film producer Ted Hope in which he puts forth what it takes to be a producer in today's...
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To write well about film, video and movies, it's important to keep your eyes focused on as much of the entire media kaleidoscope as you can stand....
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Several weeks back, I wrote about the fledgling Oakland Underground Film Festival (OakUFF). The Festival had tried to get a recently released,...
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I worked down on Fisherman's Wharf for a tour company for over a year. It was always "Alcatraz-this" and "Alcatraz-that" all...
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Some film festivals explode across the media landscape like the second coming of Sundance while others begin with a more low-wattage unveiling. This...
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The sexiest event of the year - technologically speaking - is monochrom's Arse Elektronika. Now in it's third year, the event runs from October 1 -...
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The TechCrunch50 conference was held here in San Francisco a few days ago. This two-day, internet-pitch-a-thon showcases 50 up-and-coming internet...
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Twitter is reading my mind? Probably not. But just yesterday I was wondering about output options for my iPhone. And this morning I noted a new...
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Cut and Run: Something To Offend Everyone is a traveling experimental film exhibit curated by three San Francisco women - Brenda Contreras, Mallary...
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