Generations of Music Preservation Hall Jazz Band Cooks at the McCallum By Rebecca Redshaw When Ben Jaffe talks about the Preservation Hall Jazz Band you can almost taste the music. In a recent phone conversation from New Orleans, the head… (READ MORE)
Story behind the Filmmaker by Rebecca Redshaw A five-dollar bill might get you into a matinee screening today but you better sneak in your own soda and popcorn if you want a snack. But the award-winning short, “The $5 Movie,”… (READ MORE)
Film festivals’ best unreel in Palm Springs Thursday, October 25, 2001 By Rebecca Redshaw In the Broadway show “The Music Man,” when Harold Hill comes to River City, he turns the town upside down sharing his enthusiasm and hope in… (READ MORE)
2002 Seattle International Film Festival Installment 1: Prelude to the Seattle International Film Festival By Rebecca Redshaw Reprinted from NotesFromHollywood.com Installment 1: Prelude to the Seattle International Film Festival The dream of climbing earth’s highest mountain has been accomplished. To conquer… (READ MORE)
Seattle Film Fest Installment 2: “Right As Rain” and Other Cliches By Rebecca Redshaw Reprinted from NotesFromHollywood.com Installment Two: “Right As Rain” and Other Cliches After screening the independent feature “Rain,” I came away with so many unanswered questions I… (READ MORE)
Seattle Film Fest Installment 3: Who’s Your Buddy? No one guards her private life in Hollywood more closely than Jodie Foster does. By Rebecca Redshaw Reprinted from NotesFromHollywood.com Installment 3: “Who’s Your Buddy?” No one guards her private life… (READ MORE)
Civilized Film Fun in Port Townsend Check Out Our Pre- and Post-Event Coverage! By Rebecca Redshaw Reprinted from NotesFromHollywood.com Post-Event Story Having attended film festivals in Los Angeles, New York City, Park City and countless cities in between it was… (READ MORE)
‘Diary’ of a true threesome Russian film’s director lobbying for oscar consideration Wednesday, February 07, 2001 By Rebecca Redshaw
The Time is Right for Border-Radio By Rebecca Redshaw No one could have predicted that the soundtrack for “Oh, Brother, Where Art Thou” would win the Grammy for Album of the Year. But Kelly McCune, singer, songwriter, and spokesperson… (READ MORE)
Finding Mama’s Gold By Rebecca Redshaw Joanne Cheng is a determined filmmaker who gives new meaning to the word “independent.” I met the writer/director/producer in the lobby of the Shangri-La Hotel in Bangkok. Anxious to talk about Mama’s Gold,… (READ MORE)