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See What Happens When You Know How to Dance

January 30, 2012 by Commercials

Back in September we featured an interview with dancer Marquese Scott who told us about his all night adventure to shoot a video of himself dancing. His video went viral and turned Mr. Scott into an overnight internet sensation.

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The Internet is the New HBO, Sort Of

January 29, 2012 by Micro Production

I’m always very thankful to the people who submit their shorts, music videos and movies to us here at PhotoCine News. Short documentaries like ink and paper and features like Bad is Bad are being sent to us almost daily. Trying keep up with watching all this quality content I have noticed that I’ve been watching less and less cable TV. And why not, with few exceptions cable TV is losing luster when compared to the indie content that we’re seeing here at PCN.

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Is Man on a Ledge Worth Seeing

January 27, 2012 by Movies

Our friends at ChickFlix have the review.

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Boatlift, An Untold Tale of 9/11 Resilience

January 20, 2012 by Journalism

An absolutely stunning short about the great boat lift of 9/11.

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Why We’re Going Dark Tomorrow

January 17, 2012 by News

Tomorrow this site will go dark as an act of solidarity with many other websites that will be doing the same to protest the horrendous anti piracy bills, Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act (PIPA), that are currently trying to get passage in congress. Below is an excellent video that highlights the problems with the SOPA and PIPA. We’ll see you again in Thursday.

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The Brilliant Feature Film That Was Shot for 6K

January 16, 2012 by Epic, Featured

One thing struck me as I watched Kent Lamm’s feature film “Bad is Bad.” It was really, really good. Not good like, “nice effort old darling, isn’t it amazing what you can do with DSLR video,” but, rather, it was better than some of the studio features that made to the big screen last year. An extraordinary accomplishment for budget of 6,000 dollars.

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