At 26 was told I had "not much talent" / At 28 was told I "had nothing to say as an artist." At 35, while being rejected for a certain role, was told that it required "star casting" ... so, yep! #wouldnotchangeathing https://t.co/8cbHya4k68
Feeling SO much better about my mothering skills after seeing Lorca's “The House of Bernarda Alba.” It's a case of smotherlove as Harriet Walter's cruel matriarch sets about entombing her 5 daughters into a prison of rigid and frigid respectability...in the fascist way possible.
So good to see my mate Quinn at Randwick Pride at Coogee Beach. Celebrating iconic rainbow for the third year. Bravo @RandwickCouncil@SydWorldPride@sydneymardigras and Pride Amplified.🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️❤️ Joyous to MC today with gorgeous music by Kaleidoscope Dream Official. Playing now!
We have to talk about this.
The breaking news of a US federal judge ruling ending Title 42 is a HUGE relief.
There's never been any public health justification for Title 42—this policy weaponized the pandemic to create a traumatic nightmare for migrants & asylum seekers.
Filmmakers: Your peers are not your competition. They are your greatest asset.
Build your own collective. Produce projects together. Rise up in the ranks.
It's more effective (and more fun) than chasing after the gatekeepers.
More microbudget filmmakers should lean into silent filmmaking. Bad sound is unforgivable to audiences, and sound mixing can be expensive.
Creating a silent film is not only a way to flex your creative muscles, it’s a way to protect quality AND budget.
Most filmmakers never want to have to pay for their own films.
My goal is the opposite.
I want to be able to fund every film I make, so I can create art at any time without restriction.