By Michael Goldman

French director Michel Gondry, the force behind 2004’s Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, offers Sundance Film Festival-goers a much differently offbeat piece this year with Be Kind, Rewind. Gondry collaborated with cinematographer Ellen Kuras and others to manufacture the story of some well-intentioned goofballs trying to help a dying urban video rental store survive by simplistically remaking onto VHS tape many of the movies in the store’s library. The aesthetic approach to making those faux movies, and the technical challenges involved were quite extensive. Gondry recently discussed these issues with millimeter Senior Editor Michael Goldman. Check out the January/February issue of millimeter for a feature article on the making of Be Kind, Rewind.

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Films in dramatic and documentary competition finished at Post Logic facilities in Hollywood and New York

Post Logic Studios, a division of Prime Focus Group, completed film post production services for three contenders in the 2008 Sundance lineup, including “The Mysteries of Pittsburgh,” “Phoebe in Wonderland” and documentary project “American Teen.” The 2008 Sundance Film Festival runs January 17-27, 2008, in Park City, Utah. Read on at the Briefing Room

By Matt Feury

Listen in on an interview with FLOW: For Love of Water Editor Caitlin Dixon as she talks about the creation of her Sundance film. Avid Podcast Host Matt Feury asks the questions.

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