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Dreaming Beyond ‘Dallas’
Filmmaker wants North Texas to create more than commercials, corporate films
Romcom Screenwriter Got Her Filmmaking Start at Parish
Young filmmaker Alex Yonks, whose new holiday romcom Candy Coated Christmas features Ree Drummond of The Food Network’s Pioneer Woman, got her ambitious start at Parish Episcopal High School.
Former SMU Rower Details College Struggles in Directorial Debut
Introspective drama examines the physical and psychological toll of athletics.
By Opening His Heart, an SMU Grad Hopes to Open Your Mind
Growing up Black in the Texas suburbs, Fred Leach felt the effects of magnified stereotypes, social isolation, marginalization, and unconscious biases.
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Governor Abbott Celebrates 50th Anniversary Of The Texas Film Commission
The Texas Film Commission (TFC) was recently congratulated by Governor Greg Abbott for its 50th anniversary of service to the state.
In Case You Missed It
Border Western a Passion Project for Filmmaking Allyn Siblings
Conor and Jake Allyn have collaborated on almost a dozen films over the past decade, but few have been as close to their heart as No Man’s Land.
Keeping the Faith
Beneath the wholesome surface of Will Bakke’s low-budget, faith-based movies was a filmmaker eager to explore a wilder side.
Meet the Greenhill Grad Whose Debut Feature Won the Top Prize at SXSW
Austin event, though canceled by COVID-19 concerns, judged film submissions online
Society
GALLERY: Film Students Raise Awareness for Alzheimer’s
Dallas philanthropists, Gretchen and Randy Kendrick, partnered with student filmmakers at Chapman University’s Dodge School of Film to benefit The Aging Mind Foundation.
“Downtown Abbey” Has the Right Amount of Comedy
Television series Downton Abbey brings back the original cast to make its film debut. Follow the Crawley family as they entertain the King and Queen of England.
Scots Marquee Championship Seasons
At Highland Park High School, as Coach Randy Allen says, tradition never graduates.
“Ready or Not” Itches Sinister Side of Humor
Ready or Not, which opens Wednesday and is rated R, is a wacky and sinister movie filled with hyper-violent bloodshed and horror-filled comedic delight.
Magnolia Pictures Presents Film About Reporter Mike Wallace
The film traces Wallace's career on the air from his invention of the "tough question" in his 1950s interview show Night Beat to his four decades on CBS’ 60 Minutes
