Short Takes, Film/TV

Shrek Forever After — the title sounds like a curse, and the movie may feel that way for its celebrity voice cast, which sounds about as enthusiastic as Jell-O Night at the Lethal Weapon retirement home. By Shrek 3, what started as a lark — a merry nose-thumbing at the Disney fairytale factory and its white-bread standards of happily ever after — had morphed into an albatross: a product line with a half-dozen obligatory characters, merch to be managed, and a picked-over orchard of low-hanging pop-culture fruit.

Boys on Film X : Movies & TV

Les (Steve Buscemi) is a small-time paparazzi with dreams of getting his embarrassingly funny photos on the front page. His luck seems to take a turn

Delirious

Shirley Temple Takes a Bow, Volume 1 (VHS) 4 Short Films : Movies & TV

An Iconic CIA Operative Returns in Condor: The Short Takes

DJI Presents: One-Take Short Film Shot on the Ronin 4D - YMCinema - The Technology Behind Filmmaking

Short Takes – New Review of Film & Television Studies

R. S. Martin: Short Take: The Paper Chase (TV series)

Short Takes: The Hunt

What You Need to Know Before Making Your First Short

Short Takes: Portraits of the Artist on Film

Call for Submissions: 2022 NYWIFT Women Calling the Shots Showcase at the Hamptons International Film Festival - New York Women in Film & TelevisionNew York Women in Film & Television

Three ways to turn a short film into a TV series