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| New Year, New Movies! | January 15, 2010 |
| What better way to start a year then to drop a bunch of new movies on you, the faithful viewers?2010 marks a bunch of things, but here at Mini Movie Channel, we want to bring you more great content that will make you laugh, make you think, and make you smile - all while not taking up your precious time. Besides, we all know that you could be using that time to do something like working towards | |
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| SHORT FILM COMPETITION! | May 12, 2009 |
| Application and The Rules of Participation Mini Movie Channel Short Film CompetitionMay 2009 This is an Application and the Rules for the Mini Movie Channel Short Film Competition at the Short Film Corner 2009, organised at the 62nd Festival de Cannes, by Mini Movie International Channel S.A.R.L., a Luxembourg company with registered offices at 15, rue du Fort Bourbon, L-1249 Luxembourg, Grand | |
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| Arnold video! | January 14, 2009 |
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| How Not To Be A Stupid Filmmaker: Other Infringements | October 14, 2008 |
| There's a trend happening with some short filmmakers – stealing. It’s not intentional (I hope) but it’s evident nonetheless. It all boils down to using other peoples’ stuff. Music infringements are the most prevalent (as discussed in an earlier piece here). But there are other “thefts” that can still hurt your film when it comes to getting it sold and seen. And there are just way too many | |
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| How Not To Be A Stupid Filmmaker: Trademarks and Logos | October 10, 2008 |
| You can’t stick voodoo pins in Barbie. OK, actually you can (it’s a free country). But if you do it in your movie, you probably won’t be able to sell the film you just made of Barbie’s suffering. It’s a trademark/logo issue.When filmmakers are shooting their shorts, it’s easy to overlook this very important aspect. Principal photography can be fast and furious, not to mention minimally staffed. | |
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| Movies of the Week - Jews: The Chosen Movies | September 29, 2008 |
| Just in time for the High Holy Days, here are five comedies about Jewish-American life. From dietary restrictions to interfaith marriage, what's a good Jew to do? The movie for Friday -- A Man And His Banana -- is not technically Jewish because of rules against working on the Sabbath—but it is something a young Woody Allen might have made.The Hebrew HammerThis movie turns the "nice Jewish boy" | |
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| Lost Screen Tests: Fake Interview with Samuel L. Jackson | September 29, 2008 |
| He's "King of the Mother@#$%^ World," and he's got s--- to say about movies, women, language, and those lost screen tests recently posted on the Mini Movie Channel website.* (*Mini Movie Channel stresses that no actual celebrities participated in this interview or the screen tests posted on www.minimovie.com . The words here are not those of the actual Samuel L. Jackson. They're parodies, | |
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| How Not To Be A Stupid Filmmaker: Writers | September 29, 2008 |
| WRITERS are where it all starts.Word! It all begins with the word: The Script.The writer of any script owns the script. And, of course, he or she has the right to sell his script to a filmmaker so it can be made into a movie. It’s essential to legally contract for the script from the writer. The contract should clearly spell out what rights the filmmaker is getting from the writer and for how | |
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