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Cyndi Greening's Radio Blog
http://www.cyndigreening.com
Cyndi Greening is a filmmaker, based in Phà ânix, Arizona USA. Professor Greening teaches at Mesa Community College in Mesa, Arizona. She publishes The Searchable Sundance data base and a webblog on independent film production and independent film festivals.
- Added on: Apr 2nd, 2005
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Film News & Media Visual Arts
- Tags: fine art sundance tribeca filmzambia student successes mccd hearing
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Blogging For Profit
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Living the Vida Loca
It feels like a hundred years since I have written on this blog. I’ve gotten involved in a couple of indie films here and with a couple of organizations that keep me burning the candle on both ends and the middle. As silly as it may sound, one...
We HUNG with Colette Burson & Dmitry Lipkin
HUNG creators Colette Burson and Dmitry Lipkin graciously shared their insider insights on screenwriting, series development, and SUCCESSFUL network pitching at a POWER UP workshop. They were profoundly inspiring in their passion for their c...
Steve Buscemi Comes to TV
I have loved Steve Buscemi since seeing him as the hapless director in LIVING IN OBLIVION and the inimitable Mr. Pink inRESERVOIR DOGS. The guy is just amazing. Of course, FARGO was my all-time favorite Buscemi flick. So, it’s fun to read th...
How POWER UP & FACEBOOK changed my life …
… and to be totally honest, changed my son’s life, too. By definition, POWER UP is the Professional Organization of Women in Entertainment Reaching Up, the only 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Film Production Company & Educational Organization ...
PUSHing PRECIOUS Mariah Carey & Mo’Nique
[FROM SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL 2009, January 27, 2009] About three days ago, I posted the PUSH Q&A from the 2009 Sundance Film Festival on YouTube. There are nearly a thousand hits already. People are really excited about this film. As far as ...
