Kathleen is a TV production professional in the greater NY area. She is also a freelance writer published across the web.
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Reviving Hail, Caesar! | |
Really interesting take. I tend to prefer books over film adaptations simply because I visualize the stories so vividly, and then the film may not match my visualization, making me feel as though there’s misinterpretation when that may not be the case. | Do We Need the Author's Approval in a Film Adaptation? |
Excellent piece. | Games as Art: Displacement within the Art Gallery |
Great article. As a screenwriter, plot twists are something I’ve always strived towards getting exactly right. | Plot Twists in Fiction: Making a Story Standout |
It’s kind of insane how almost every movie now that incorporates some form of CGI includes 3-D animation. The “flight simulation” movements have so easily become trite when used in films that don’t need 3-D effects added in, but they can really enhance the imagery of a film focused on CGI art. Loved this article! | Top 10 Implementations of 3D in Film: A New Dimension in Filmmaking |
Loved this article! This was extremely helpful to read as a fiction writer. | The Formidable Fairy Tale: A Writer's Guide |
Green’s work is instrumental in making readers realize the distastefulness of the MPDG. This is an excellent analysis of Paper Towns’ subtleties and deeper meaning. Well done! | Paper Towns: John Green’s Deconstruction of the Manic Pixie Dream Girl |
One of my favorite movies of the year. I really enjoyed your piece on it!