It’s no big secret that whenever I travel I love finding a local, independent bookstore and buy a book, if possible, one that’s somehow thematically related to my trip. When I previously attended the Julien Dubuque International Film Festival, that store was the River Lights Bookstore. Which is why I’m so excited to collaborate with […]
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Hey all, Some additional details about But I’m a Shoe‘s screenings in the next few weeks. Very excited to go back to Arizona, which hopefully, means some warm weather! Below are all available details for our screenings, Q&As, and panel participation at both the Phoenix Film Festival and the Julien Dubuque International Film Festival. Details are always
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A Great time was had in McMinnville, which was to be expected, and now, with eyes set on Phoenix and Dubuque next month. Thank you Andrew, for our updated poster, and McMinnville Short Film Festival (and Katie Carodine who took the picture) for a great time! Very cool news about Dubuque are in
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I’m so happy to announce that But I’m a Shoe is an official selection of one of my absolute faves, the Julien Dubuque Film Festival. Can’t wait to head back to Dubuque in late April. This is where The Book of Ruth had its physical premiere. The best hosts, pampering beyond belief, so much care and respect for
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Last night at the Marlene Meyerson JCC in Manhattan was empowering, thought provoking, and I’d like to thank them for their hospitality. Congratulations to Ruth Franklin for the release of her excellent new book, The Many Lives of Anne Frank. When I read it I felt like she was debating with the readers where to take things
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First and foremost, a last reminder that tomorrow, International Holocaust Remembrance Day, I’ll join author Ruth Franklin to discuss her new book and screen The Book of Ruth. Now, we’ll be joined by Tovah Feldshuh, and the entire discussion and Q&A will be moderated by NYT bestselling author, Dani Shapiro. A Few more details: Ruth Franklin’s The
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Beyond excited to announce that But I’m a Shoe is headed to the McMinnville Short Film Festival! As an alum of the fest, which MovieMaker Magazine named one of the top 20 great festivals in vacation destinations, I know how great it is. Looking forward to visit Oregon next month for our West Coast premiere! Thank
I’m excited to announce the first 2025 filmmaking-related news while 2024 is still here! A couple of weeks ago I was notified by Inwood Art Works’ director, Aaron Simms, that my new short script, Blood and Sex Over Ambition, is one of this year’s recipient of their grant. And so, thanks to $5,000 received from
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A bit of exciting news! I’ve recently joined the CBR writing team as a repub staff writer. It’s been so long since I had a byline, it’s absolutely wonderful to be paid for writing again, and writing about things I love! For example, the first assignment I was given was about The Legend of Korra.
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Tickets are now on sale for an event that means a lot to me. As part of the Manhattan JCC’s Books that Changed My Life Festival, Ruth Franklin will be launching her new book, The Many Lives of Anne Frank, on the evening of 1/27/2025, International Holocaust Remembrance Day. This event will include
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