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Guest posts & Interviews

Filmmaker to Watch | Jorge Tereso (Shave it)

Filmmaker to Watch | Jorge Tereso

Did you love the trippy colors, vivid animation, and heartfelt adventure of Shave it? You are not alone. This terrific little film has been featured at several festivals, from the Miami Short Film Festival to the San Francisco Film Festival. We’re excited to say that not only is one of its directors, Jorge Tereso, a member of our community but Shave it is also featured on The Smalls. Check out our interview with Jorge here and to discover some lovely behind the scenes footage and materials!
The Marigold Project

Interview with Luther van der Watt (Marigold)

Luther van der Watt surprised us all with his entry into The Marigold Project. He is a young filmmaker, who only recently graduated from The Open Window School of Visual Communication and unlike most of our members, who are US or UK based, he lives and works in South Africa. His video has already been seen by more than 7,000 people on The Smalls and has landed him a promo gig with BIC. He shares with us a few of this thoughts on The Marigold Project and what inspired him to create the dreamy, sweet video that won the hearts of Southbound Drive – and everyone else.

Life of Short Film | Geoffrey's Belt in Pre-Production

We've been closely following the making of short film Geoffrey's Belt, by Smalls filmmakers Renee Tillott and Tom Bacon, in a series of interviews title 'Life of a Short Film'. With 10 locations to secure – including a department store and jewellery store setting – producer Renee Tillot had her work cut out for her. In the third installment of 'Life of a Short Film' shares her team's approach to art direction, casting and arduous job of location scouting!

Filmmaker to Watch | Chema García Ibarra

We first came across the work of Spanish filmmaker Chema García Ibarra at the Berlinale 2013, where his short film Misterio was screened as a part of the Berlinale Shorts programme. As one of 28 films, Misterio was definitely a standout. Chema has a strong style with a penchant for outer space, middle-aged women and awkward heroes.

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