Monthly Archives: January 2010

The Latest From Sundance

The MakingOf team is gearing up for the final weekend of the 2010 Sundance Film Festival. The festival started a week ago and during that time MakingOf has captured more than 75 exclusive interviews with established artists and rising talent … Continue reading

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Naomi Watts and Samuel L. Jackson explain what they love about their film “Mother & Child”

link: http://makingof.com/posts/watch/1200/actors-samuel-l-jackson-and-naomi-watts In an in-depth interview with MakingOf, Naomi Watts and Samuel L. Jackson shared what attracted them to their Sundance film “Mother & Child.” Watts praised the script’s three great stories, pointing out the rarity of finding so many … Continue reading

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Adrian Grenier describes why this Sundance experience was different than any other

link: http://makingof.com/posts/watch/1199/adrian-grenier-on-teenage-paparazzo Actor Adrian Grenier stopped by the MakingOf House to discuss the Sundance premiere of his documentary, “Teenage Paparazzo." Grenier, who stars in the hit HBO series “Entourage,” shares what inspired him to tell this story and details the … Continue reading

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MakingOf hits RECord with Joseph Gordon-Levitt at Sundance

link: http://makingof.com/posts/watch/1205/joseph-gordon-levitt-discusses-hitrecord Five years ago, actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt started a Web site to upload videos that he’d made. Since then, it’s evolved into hitRECord.org, an online art sharing community that Gordon-Levitt launched as a professional collaborative production company at this … Continue reading

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Philip Seymour Hoffman visits MakingOf to discuss his directorial debut, “Jack Goes Boating”

link: http://makingof.com/posts/watch/1192/phillip-seymour-hoffman-on-character-development Philip Seymour Hoffman stopped by the MakingOf House to talk with us about his directorial debut, “Jack Goes Boating,” which just premiered at Sundance. Hoffman, who had previously starred in the theatrical production of “Jack Goes Boating,” worked … Continue reading

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Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams talk in-depth with MakingOf about their Sundance film “Blue Valentine”

link: http://makingof.com/posts/watch/1197/ryan-gosling-and-michelle-williams “Blue Valentine” stars Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams conducted an in-depth conversation with MakingOf during the Sundance Film Festival. In this intimate interview, Gosling and Williams shared their passion for the film, and discussed the unique style director … Continue reading

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Catherine Keener talks with MakingOf about Picking Roles and her 12th Sundance

link: http://makingof.com/posts/watch/1194/catherine-keener-discusses-please-give Outdoors, with the scenic snowy landscapes of Park City behind her, actress Catherine Keener took time out of her twelfth Sundance Film Festival experience to talk with MakingOf about her love for the festival, her on-set experiences acting … Continue reading

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An Update from Sundance

It’s Day Five of the Sundance Film Festival, and the MakingOf team is continuing to see great independent films ranging from documentaries such as “The Tillman Story” and “Catfish” to feature films that include: Philip Seymour Hoffman’s directorial debut “Jack … Continue reading

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Sundance Exclusive: “Catfish” filmmakers and star visit the MakingOf House

link: http://makingof.com/posts/watch/1182/catfish-interview "Catfish" premiered on Friday, January 22nd to a sold-out crowd and received a standing ovation. Filmmakers Andrew Jarecki and Ariel Schulman and star Nev Schulman sat down with MakingOf later that day to discuss the production, how they … Continue reading

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Robert Redford declares Sundance 2010 is “going back to our roots with fresh new voices.”

link: http://makingof.com/posts/watch/1122/sundance-2010-opening-press-conference Festival Founder Robert Redford kicked off today’s press conference at the packed Egyptian Theater with remarks about the origins of the festival. He admitted that initially he wasn’t sure the festival would "last more than 10 years." He … Continue reading

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