BRIGHT IDEAS Magazine

BRIGHT IDEAS is a semi-annual print publication available only at a select group of top-tier North American film festivals. The Winter/Spring issue premieres each year jointly at the Sundance and Slamdance Film Festivals, and is subsequently available...

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Happy 66th birthday to Tom Waits, who taught us the meaning of NEVER selling out

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Us rn getting chased by our deadline #mondayvibes from @pvinspiration

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See if you can hold onto it #surrealismsaturday from @maria_lax_

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For a great practical effect, put your hand through your face like @fkatwigs #practicaleffectsfriday

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Happy birthday, JGL. And thanks for putting up with him, Anna.

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Gotta get the shot Thanks to @janicza and @tapeonme for the inspo

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INT. AQUARIUM – The woman enters the tunnel. Above her, from the other side of the glass arch, the polar bear watches her. #interiortuesday from @littlemoe by way of @boy.hill

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What's the worst that could happen? #mondayvibes from #irvingpenn

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@unitedblackout is boycotting Black Friday, and we stand with them #blackoutblackfriday

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Tilda gives thanks, but she doesn't celebrate Thanksgiving #swintonwednesday

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The Chapel of St. Basil, with context #exteriortuesdays

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Enter The main entrance of the Chapel of St. Basil in Houston #interiortuesday

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Be careful out there #mondayvibes courtesy of @1080mhz

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For a great practical effect, try shooting the scene under water! #practicaleffectsfriday courtesy of @wmagazine_

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This week is taking FOREVER Inspiration from @boy.hill

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Happy belated, Scorsese. It's important to remember that when he set out to make films about Italian Americans in the 1960s, his people still hadn't been welcomed, without reservation, into this country. Despite its violence and misogyny, Scorsese's work—and Coppola's simultaneously—presented anti-heroes that Americans of all cultures and races could identify with. That's the power of film: to show common struggles, and in-so-doing bridge divides of racism and miscommunication.

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Tilda in unison with nature #swintonwednesday