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Death of a Child Star
Local filmmaker Carter Amos wrote and directed Death Of A Child Star, about a young woman who’s haunted by her past TV show. The film will have a free premiere screening at the Byrd Theatre on January 11. Carter is joined by Sophia Anthony, his co-producer and star of the film, as they discuss:
– Their cinematic influences
– This “friends” production
– The inspiration for re-creating old TV shows
– Why it was shot black-and-white 4:3 ratio
– How did she try to de-age Maja when she played 16
– Mom’s thick southern accent
– The dog’s trainers
– Is it real or fake weed?
– Using a real gun
LINKS
@deathofachildstarmovie (This is their Instagram link. The Byrd hasn’t yet posted the event on their website).
Tickets to The Richmond Symphony’s Celebration of Black Music in Film (Jan 18, 8pm)
My interview with Brian De Palma and Kevin Costner
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By Jerry Williams aka TVJerryLocal filmmaker Carter Amos wrote and directed Death Of A Child Star, about a young woman who’s haunted by her past TV show. The film will have a free premiere screening at the Byrd Theatre on January 11. Carter is joined by Sophia Anthony, his co-producer and star of the film, as they discuss:
– Their cinematic influences
– This “friends” production
– The inspiration for re-creating old TV shows
– Why it was shot black-and-white 4:3 ratio
– How did she try to de-age Maja when she played 16
– Mom’s thick southern accent
– The dog’s trainers
– Is it real or fake weed?
– Using a real gun
LINKS
@deathofachildstarmovie (This is their Instagram link. The Byrd hasn’t yet posted the event on their website).
Tickets to The Richmond Symphony’s Celebration of Black Music in Film (Jan 18, 8pm)
My interview with Brian De Palma and Kevin Costner