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Why You’ll Never Go Back To Your Date’s Place Again Without Thinking of His Film!
Over the past couple of years on DT, I have showcased some enjoyably disturbing films…most of them coming from Penn new Penn alum Amin Osman (C’09). Today on DT there are a couple more of Amin’s short films that you’ll find very entertaining. If you thought he’s been dark before, check out this one above […]
If You Liked Rosemary’s Baby, You’ll Love His Latest Disturbing Film
Over the past couple of years on DT, I have showcased some enjoyably disturbing films…most of them coming from Penn new Penn alum Amin Osman (C’09). Today and tomorrow there are a few more of Amin’s short films that you’ll find very entertaining. To start things off, check out “The Second Coming” below. It’s kind […]
With His Award Winning Script, He Graduated a Year Early to Pursue His Filmmaking Career (VIDEO)
Hollywood alumni.. set up a meeting with this young filmmaker, because he’s going places… Kevin McMullin (C’09, in picture below in tanktop) is another story of talent combined with motivation and perseverance with all the potential of lots of Hollywood success. With his Penn award winning script and some great short films under his belt, […]
3 Penn Alumni you should know about: Film Edition
After the jump, check out my DT roundup of these 3 Penn alumni making news in the film world. Penn alum and Forest Gump Hollywood producer Wendy Finerman talks “breaking into the boys club, thriving in a cutthroad business and banking some of the biggest movies in history” with Marie Claire CBS – Eye on […]
From Divorce Parties to First Husbands: Her new book
In my last post about Penn author Laura Dave (C’99, Writers House) her books The Divorce Party and London is the Best City in America were going Hollywood and being developed by Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon’s production companies. Today, Laura’s new novel, The First Husband comes out and it’s another novel that I’m sure […]
Tuesday Tips: Advice on Becoming a Published Novelist
Earlier today, I posted about Allison Winn Scotch’s (C’95) novel The Department of Lost and Found. While the book’s story was intriguing, an even more intriguing story is how Allison actually became a published novelist. Like many creative careers, it’s a story of perseverance. I’ve been speaking with Allison over the past few weeks and […]
