Posts Tagged latino movies
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Award winning filmmaker, Francisco Ordoñez, premieres “Cookie” at The 2010 Tribeca Film Festival.
We met Francisco at NALIP a few years ago, the soft spoken Columbia University grad won us over and we could not be happier to share his good news. Here's the trailer and Press Release from his peeps: FOR PRESS & MEDIA CONTACT: Josely
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Pepper Captures the Dark Side of Beauty
Pepper Negron is a unique talent. It takes a special eye to find beauty in both glamour and the dark side of life, as the photo above reveals. As Pepper continues his vision in film we are sure his images will be just as captivating and beautiful a
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Inspired Drama: A week with Family, Food and Film
Image via Wikipedia A couple of weeks ago, life in Los Angeles got crazy. I needed a break so as usual I took off to Vegas to visit my sister. I love hiding out at my sister's house but this visit was set to be a little extra special; for ove
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Latino American Movies: Who’s making them and who’s not?
(photo Fancisco Ordonez, Angel, Franc. Reyes) [display_podcast] It was at NALIP that we met Franc. Reyes or should I say we smacked into the culture of Franc. Reyes. If you know Franc...you understand what I mean. If you don’t know him.
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At the NALIP Conference
Edwin Pagan and Angel Day 3 Ready for another exciting day, Angel and I rushed to the Press room to get our interview schedule for the day. Then rushed to room 1901, to set up our video equipment, but when we entered the room, we found Yareli a
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Chicana Power! Akiva Penaloza’s La Chiva
I've watched all the films on the Mercury Film Challenge website and while all are praise worthy, La Chiva is my personal favorite by Akiva Penaloza. The beautiful lighting, rustic location, well cast actors and simple story all contribute to a f
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BF Cafe is Going to NALIP
See You at NALIP If you not familiar on who and what is NALIP, and you are interested in the entertainment industry, then we suggest you go to this web site immediately: www.nalip.org The good news is that NALIP sold out the conference th
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