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The business of film, television & new media production in the Northeast
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The business of film, television & new media production in the Northeast
N. E. Actor Profiles: Al Cialella

N. E. Actor Profiles: Al Cialella

By Mollie Benson Al Cialella is SAG-AFTRA actor originally from Waterbury, Connecticut. Although he started his acting career later in life than most he brings a world of life experiences into his craft. He worked in the navy as a missile repair technician, back home...
N. E. Actor Profiles: Michael Walsh

N. E. Actor Profiles: Michael Walsh

By Alfred Thomas Catalfo Michael Walsh and I found ourselves sitting at the back of a packed screening room, both filled with trepidation. We were about to watch THE NORMAN ROCKWELL CODE, a 35-minute spoof of THE DA VINCI CODE I wrote and directed with Michael in the...
Ed Burns

Ed Burns

By Chris Palermo Last time I was with Edward Burns was in downtown Providence, Rhode Island. We were shooting a fun scene together (got to actually act with him) in the Katherine Heigl starrer 27 DRESSES. This time around he returned to New England to celebrate the...
N.E. Actor Profiles: Anjali Khurana

N.E. Actor Profiles: Anjali Khurana

by Becki Dennis   I believe that the creative arts hold an incredible power to heal, unite, and if need be, incite. -Anjali Khurana Actor, dancer, choreographer, activist, neurobiologist… This isn’t a combination you hear too often, but for Anjali Khurana...
Sundance 2013 Wrap Up: 10 Days of Different

Sundance 2013 Wrap Up: 10 Days of Different

By Andrew Arthur and James Patton I wanted to have a sense of place. I wanted to have a sense of community. I wanted to do projects that were different than run-of-the-mill. That’s how this thing started. -Robert Redford When Robert Redford first became involved with...
N. E. Actor Profiles: Alfred Thomas Catalfo

N. E. Actor Profiles: Alfred Thomas Catalfo

By Michael Walsh The medical examiner checks the body and saunters over to a detective, who is watching the last few seconds of the Super Bowl on the victim’s TV. “That’s weird,” says the examiner. “Two bullet wounds from two different guns… but no bullets, no...