Last week we were able to help out Regina Holliday with her entry into the Design for America contest. We spent a few hours with her, filming as she painted accross the street from the George Washington University Hospital. Her goal was to depict the hospital’s HCAHPS data as a […]
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The Difficulty of Not Being on the Bleeding Edge
By Ben Crosbie As most people who work in the media/video field (and many serious hobbyists and enthusiasts) know, the last year or so has brought about a revolution in film-making. With the release of the Canon 5d MkII, stunning 35mm film-like images with mouthwatering DOF and colors at an […]
Farewell 9 to 5… Hello social entrepreneurship
By Tessa Moran It seems as if my life is following the trajectory of my films. I’d heard before that films had the capacity to do that; to define and characterize your life like chapters. But this was never evident for me until now. Back in June 2007, when I wrote […]
Making Mothers Picked Up For Distribution
We’re thrilled to announced that Making Mothers has been picked up for distribution by Boston-based Fanlight Productions, a mid-sized distributor that specializes in social-issue films. We’re really looking forward to the new audiences our film will reach with Fanlight’s help! Check back for screening and purchase details when the film is […]
Barberin’ DVD For Sale
Barberin’ is now available for sale on DVD. The film was released in 2007, and was an official selection at the 2007 DC Shorts Film Festival and the 2008 Our City Film Festival. The film was mentioned in both the Washington Post and Washingtonian write-ups on DC Shorts. If you […]
Keeping the Kibbutz Work-In-Progress Screening July 10
Our first feature length film, Keeping the Kibbutz, will be screening at the George Washington University on July 10, from 7-10 pm. The screening is part of Docs In Progress, a DC based non-profit that screens works-in-progress to the public. Please come out and see the film and give us […]
Eidolon Blogs About Silverdocs
This weekend I had the opportunity to conduct Q&A’s with a few directors at the Silverdocs Film Festival. I met with the directors of Racing Dreams, October Country, and The Way We Get By. You can check out the published peices on the Washington City Paper website at the following links: […]
Eidolon Films Official Site Launches!
A long time in the making, our new official website has finally launched! It will be the new home for Eidolon Films. The blog will still live on, but will function as a real blog, not as a pseudo-website. We will post news, movie and gear reviews, press, and funny […]
Review – Waltz With Bashir
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Gift Guide For The Documentary Filmmaker in Your Life
With Christmas (and Hanukkah) nearly upon us, we have compiled a list of gift ideas for the documentary filmmaker or fan in your life. Netflix Subscription – $4.99 a month and up ($59.88 + for a year) This one is easy and cheap. Netflix has a broad selection of independent […]
Benefiting From Your Doc Community
By Tessa Moran While LA is central to fiction filmmaking, New York City is considered the capital for documentaries. And so I’ve often been asked why I don’t move to the big apple to pursue my dream. My simple answer: why not make films anywhere else? After all, the “set” […]
Copies, Copies Everywhere.
By Ben Crosbie Ok, so you’ve finished your masterpiece – color corrected until your eyes watered and sound edited until your dog could no longer hear that slight hiss in the audio – but finally your life’s greatest work is complete. All that remains is producing a bunch of copies […]