by Mike Kim
For those unfamiliar with SXSW (both the official and colloquial acronym for South By Southwest), the festival had modest roots in 1987 when Roland Swenson and Louis Black, both employees of Austin’s alternative newspaper The Austin Chronicle, collaborated with fellow...
by Brad Wilke
We’re thrilled to announce our sponsorship of the 2022 International Mobile Film Festival of San Diego! Submissions are now open via FilmFreeway! Click here to learn more and enter your film! From the press release: “S. Botello Productions™...
by Brad Wilke
Katherine Bourne Taylor is a mobile filmmaker about to make a splash with her latest short film, Ships in the Night, when it hits the film festival circuit later this month. Ships in the Night is a live action short WITH animation, so this is a first for us here on...
by Brad Wilke
1) What drew you to the story and compelled you to make your film? The short film OREB was created during the lockdown period in Italy between March and April 2020, when our country was one of the most affected by COVID-19 in Europe. Everybody had to stay at home and...
